Lucas:
I understand where you're coming from. A quality animal is first and foremost a healthy animal that is a good representative of its species.
The aesthetics of the animal can be broken down into two variants - (Mandatory) those essential and/or expected of the species and (Discretionary) those pleasing to the ideals of the prospective owner.
The value of the animal is ideally based on a combination of both. If the going price for a standard healthy woma is $400, then an $800 high-color variant isn't a better animal quality-wise. It's just an animal that someone may be willing to pay a few more bucks for.









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