Morph Advice

[ob1nabe]

Hi,
I'm looking for some advice about what animal to get next. I know to get what I like and I know that but want some advice about what will sell in the future and hold value while I wait for my females to get to breeding age.

I currently have a 2010 male lesser, 2009 male super pastel, 2008 100% het clown, 2010 female spider, 2010 female mojave, and 2009 normal female. I would like to add a two trait animal (something with pinstripe, cinnamon, and/or enchi) or a pied to start make 100% hets with the animals I already have. Which direction should I go? If you like the two trait animals please give me some combos that would go really good with what I have.

Thanks for any and all advice.

[jamesa2580]

Hi,
I'm looking for some advice about what animal to get next. I know to get what I like and I know that but want some advice about what will sell in the future and hold value while I wait for my females to get to breeding age.

I currently have a 2010 male lesser, 2009 male super pastel, 2008 100% het clown, 2010 female spider, 2010 female mojave, and 2009 normal female. I would like to add a two trait animal (something with pinstripe, cinnamon, and/or enchi) or a pied to start make 100% hets with the animals I already have. Which direction should I go? If you like the two trait animals please give me some combos that would go really good with what I have.

Thanks for any and all advice.

If I were you, I'd get something het clown to go with what you have. You didn't say if your 100% het clown was male or female - I think male the way it was written. Maybe pastel het clown female? Pastel clowns are awesome and you could use the pastel in other projects and have het clowns out of that.
I f you want to start breeding next season, you might want to start looking for some good sized females - maybe a couple normal breeders or pastel females 09 and earlier and a 100% het clown female. Your 2010 girls are going to take a couple years to get up to size and your 09 may be ready to go depending on her size and feeding habits, etc.
Just some food for thought. Good luck!

[j_h_smith]

You can put an Enchi with almost everything you have and get some nice animals. Enchis seem to be getting more and more popular.

However, I have no idea what morphs will keep their value in the next 2 years. If anything, I would probably go heavy on buying females. Then, after they get up to size, you can always buy the male. Males go a lot cheaper than females, unless you're talking about a new morph.

Good Luck!
Jim Smith