Quote Originally Posted by BrianB801 View Post
I'm not denying their beauty, just frustrating how non limited they are becoming. As a collector of shoes I prefer to own things that not every one has, something I can feel special about having because it's limited, and this just isn't gonna be the case for this gene. I honestly see them becoming as common as pastel or spider within a year or two, especially because they aren't a recessive gene and predominantly produce males which means the speed in which new clutches are going to be produced is going to be crazy fast.


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I don't look at it that way because breeders are producing what consumers want. There will always be a huge market for bananas and the more visually striking morphs. It's just pure human nature to want something beautiful. I don't think there's any way to slow down that sort of demand.