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    Re: Which morphs are stabalizing, which are dropping?

    I think that prices will continue to drop for some of the low to mid grade examples of the Co-Doms that have started to flood the market. Prices will remain about the same for high grade examples. I think recessives are going to be all over the map in the coming year because all the people who were flooding the market with Co-Doms 4 years ago, now have their recessive projects up and running. Some will want high dollar, some will undercut the market.

    Please keep in mind that there are collectors in this hobby who are willing to pay a premium price for a premium animal from a respected breeder. Those prices will, and should remain a little higher.
    Thomas "Slim" Whitman
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