It's a classic glass half full. Sure the odds of hitting the ultimate combo are low but when you are working with that many genes the odds of normal go way down too.

I can't wait to work with quad het recessives. People could already be making them (snow X hypo stripe or hypo pied) but I think most are scared of the 1 in 256 odds per egg of making the quad visual. But there is only an 81 in 256 chance of each egg being normal. For the 2/3 of the clutch that is at least one visual morph you would have a huge variety. If I'm figuring right I think there are 24 possible morph combos.

With the dominant type morphs it's even better odds. Say you breed a bumblebee to a fire pinstripe, the 1/16 odds of producing the combo of all 4 is the same as your odds of producing a normal. And once you produce the fire + pastel + spider + pinstripe you get the same odds breeding it to normals.

But I do understand that some of the combos might not look so good and will be hard to id. I've got my first double (pastel yellow belly) and it might actually be a triple with chocolate to boot but not sure how the chocolate will look with yellow belly. But even if the chocolate will not be very noticeable in that combo I'd love to have it from a breeding standpoint (I like the pastel super chocolate a lot, and have no idea what if anything yellow belly would do to a super chocolate).