anyone wish they had different morphs

[illaoi]

I got an albino pin, an albino, and a pastel champagne (het albino) but kind of wish i'd chose something else. Now when I browse morph market there are snakes i'd rather have

I like the lesser and pastel calico yellowbelly (my favorite) that I have. For some reason I went from liking the more solid colored snakes to the more patterned ones.

But of course I still care for them a lot

[Godzilla78]

There are so many, who could not like something they don't have? When I first started, I didn't like Piebalds, and I still don't like white snakes in general, but now I own 3 piebald genes! I realized I like the LOW_WHITE piebalds for their color. When I first started I liked bright yellow against dark black, like a citrus pastel lesser I saw, and anything like that with intense black and yellow, but now I grew kind of bored of that, and I am glad I didn't drop $300 on such a snake, though I might have to get one someday anyway! They are stunning.

[zina10]

Nope, I'm honestly and truly very happy with what I have.

But then again, I just recently got my dream snakes. I am looking for one more female and then I'll make more dream snakes with the ones I have.

That doesn't mean I don't admire and drool over MANY other morphs and often over pretty Normals. ( I find many normals more beautiful then some morphs.. )

[cchardwick]

There are lots of places that will buy your snakes. Just about any reptile store will pay you wholesale prices. Or if you can find a local breeder he may buy them fom you. Or maybe someone will try to sell them at a reptile show for a percent commission. Craigslist is a good place to sell local, or if you ship you can try Morphmarket. I know a lot of people that buy whole collections at a discount then sell them at reptile shows.

[Newbie39]

Nope. Happy with my normal.

[PythonBabes]

I'm pretty set on having one snake, but...what I wouldn't give for a nice reduced patterned normal female
I'm pretty happy with my pastel boy and wouldn't give him up for the most expensive morph on the market, but I still admire all the other cool and beautiful morphs. Who doesn't?

Interests do tend to change though. When I first got in the hobby, all the 5 gene flashy snakes caught my eye and now? I greatly enjoy the simplicity of normals (fav!) and single gene morphs.

[Ax01]

well i do kinda wish all of mine were Super's and the hets were visual Recessive's.

[BallPythonWannaBe]

I'd love to have an Albino but I love my Dean

[artgecko]

When I purchased my first 3 (between 5 and 3 years ago) prices were higher on some morphs, causing me to just pick my favorites from those in my price range. Of my original 3, a cinnamon, a pastel enchi, and a pastave, (all female) I still love the way the cinnamon looks, but now that I'm beginning to focus on breeding, I realize that the other two (who haven't aged as well) don't really fit into my plans any more. Not only that, but they aren't the best f/t feeders, so that could be effecting my thoughts of them somewhat.

I am now starting my first breeding project and have decided to focus on hypos. I wish that I had just bitten the bullet and purchased hypos back then, or at least hets that had other morphs.

I may end up selling two of my females (the pastave and pastel enchi) but will probably always hang onto my cinnamon for sentimental reasons.

[SDA]

I have become less interested in the skin color of a snake and more interested in the snake itself. I would love more species over more morphs. Give me an interesting reptile with cool physical characteristics and fascinating behavior and I won't care if it is boring brown and dull colored.