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    Re: Why are ball python morphs so expensive?

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
    Exactly MY POINT!!!

    Why is it that demand has gone up supply has gone up and yet prices still drop every year.. It doesn't fit any successful business model in existence..Look at cars the number of people driving cars every year goes up and yet car prices are at an all time high.. when people stopped driving big ole trucks the price fell, that fits loads of product no interest price drops..
    That is true but one point, the supply increases exponentially where as the demand does not. Lets look at cars most car manufactures do not have massive increases in production every 2 years. Breeding snakes if we said a simply recessive trait starts with one visual animal then in 2 years we could have say 5 visuals then in 2 more years 15 visuals in 2 more years there could be 30 more, So in six years you could have gone from 1 to 36. The next two years could see 70 or 80 more that isn't unrealistic. As supply increases demand increases but not at the same rate. Competition kicks in and the price drops.

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