I think mainly what he is referring to is the prices people set when they post snakes for sale online. When you go to a show most likely the prices there are less than you will see online due to the lack of a shipping cost. Again, there are always exceptions to a rule. But his article is meant to preserve the pricing on some of these animals. Eventually prices will fall as certain morphs become more and more common, but the trend we are seeing is racing at an alarming rate. It really boils down to if you are producing quality animals or not. If you are then eventually they will sell because quality and a good name trumps all.