I'm actually working with the scaleless head this year, hoping to hold back most if not all of my females, should be able to get at least one totally scaleless in 2-3 years. Of course by then the prices will drop a lot. There are so many people working with scaleless, I'm sure it will start high and drop like a rock in just a few years. In fact many of the big breeders know that and aren't even getting into the whole scaleless head thing... It's still a really neat cutting edge project.
I'm actually thinking of getting into some niche markets with some morph combos that not a lot of people are really into, some mid range priced stuff. I'm hoping prices will stay higher without all the competition and I'd just need to produce a few per year to meet a small demand. One that I've had my eye on is the 'Grey Matter' ball python. It's a Super Cinnamon Champagne, a pretty awesome snake! It's kind of a tricky project because Champagne tends to have a bit of wobble and the Super Cinnamon has an occasional 'duck bill', you would have to choose your breeding stock very carefully. They come out looking like a pied even though there is no pied in the mix.
https://www.morphmarket.com/us/c/rep...-pythons/80334
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