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Combo Morph Limitations?

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  • 06-15-2008, 06:57 PM
    Gloryhound
    Re: Combo Morph Limitations?
    Some people like a busy looking normal and for others the more reduced the better. A demand will exist for all morphs, but the question is will the demand compared to supply be in line for these multi gene animals. The end results are going to be some multi gene morphs will sell for more than others and it will not necessarily be based on the cost of each individual gene involved.

    As an Hypothetical example we will call three genes A, B, and C.
    By them selves each morph gene sells for the following:
    A = $2000
    B = $500
    C = $1000

    While a combo Morph with Gene A and B might be worth $5000 you could find a combo with Gene A and C being only worth $2500. This could be the case if more people found combo AB more attractive than combo AC. Even though it cost more to make the AC gene animal than the AB.
  • 06-15-2008, 09:28 PM
    Sputnik
    Re: Combo Morph Limitations?
    There is a lil something for everyone when it comes to bp's, and that pastel pied is a lil something I really like.... I like the disorganized/chaotic/shattered look.... does it for me! :)
  • 06-15-2008, 09:55 PM
    Seneschal
    Re: Combo Morph Limitations?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Patrick Long View Post
    they all turn white eventually. Look how many morphs we have, that when bred together get you white snakes..............


    In a few years, there are going to be so many combo morphs, that they are all going to make white snakes!!!!


    HA!!!!!!

    DDDDDD8 I hope not!!!!!
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