Why scaleless balls are not everywhere yet? Everyone has them not only BHB

If you want your money back, get either a full scaleless, or scaleless head with 1-2 other morphs. You're looking for a male. Get a few 3 morph females or more, breed breed breed. The results may take a while but when you have the only Scaleless Pastel Lesser Spider, you'll be making your money back

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Originally Posted by qwerty53

Hoe fast the market kills the whipped cream of a morph and it becomes a $500 snake?

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About 2-3 years, as soon as the offspring from the 3k snakes hit the market.

That's the problem, everyone is breeding for the morph. Luckily that means a market flooded with that morph alone. Then you have the people who are breeding designer morphs, those go for a lot more, the possibilities are higher and there is a larger market for it.

Hence breeding for the designer morphs. If the 3k snake becomes $200, you can still sell the designer morph for $1000.

How old is albino pied and how much was it few years ago?

thanks

11 years. But it's also 2 recessive traits, which is a pretty big difference from codominant traits, which tend to tank in price significantly faster.

Brian from BHB sometimes shows mr smooth, his adult male that was the first hatched, in his videos. He states the reason it doesn't do it often is because many people are against the scaleless mutation and he doesn't like taking the heat. It's surely alive tho.

What's a bit strange to me is seeing a lot of scaleless head (the single dominant form of scaleless) dumped on the market from breeder that just hatched scaleless (seen from both BHB and WHS). They might just be trying to capitalize on the hype but I'd think they would wanna keep them.

I still think if there was really something wrong with the project it would be known by now.