In the early 90's I used to breed Indian Pythons. My breeder female was born without an eye. I bred her to an unrelated male and produced beautiful 2 eyed babies for several years. Im not sure if genetics or temperature caused her to have the missing eye, but her babies appeared to be perfectly normal. I do understand your point , but Im not so sure that its unethical if the babies appear normal. Just my opinion. Ill bet there are some pretty nice breeder boas out there with one eye, or something else a little bit out of kilter, that are being bred by breeders and are producing "normal looking babies". Thanks

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