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  • 08-17-2007, 01:38 AM
    Kagez28
    Re: Ethics
    the only thing i would think that might make things difficult is if you were using recessive morphs, and so you have a bunch of hets, and get rid of the parents. know if you were to try and sell one of the hets you wouldn't be able to show potential buyers the parents. i know if i am going to buy a het ghost from some one, i better see the ghost that they own. gets kinda fishy when you have a bunch of hets but no morphs.

    i saw you were going to be working with a ghost, so i thought i would just throw that in there. but the rest of your plan sounded like what alot of people do.
  • 08-17-2007, 06:36 AM
    frankykeno
    Re: Ethics
    Well you could always look at it a different way. If you sold off the original morph parents you would be making a nice bit of cash for yourself and saving someone else the years spent raising the female up to breeding size. You're also selling proven breeders so they'd likely be highly valued by their new owner. I see this as an all around win/win situation.
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