Blood red morphs have been around for a long time. All other morphs that have been around this long are all over the place, and much cheaper than the blood red.



Simple question, but one I’ve been debating with a few people.



Blood reds were noted to be weak and troublesome. I thought I read that that has changed, and this information was an excellent source from this forum, but before I drop names, I want to find it. I have been hunting that thread, which was some times ago.



Bloods, and even what people call “het” bloods are in high demand even after many years of being bred. It seems logical to me someone would stock up on females and cash in. Nothing negative there, it’s just a normal business move.



Also there should be a lot of older blood reds on the market. And I personally do not see them like older corn morphs. If I do see an obvious older male at a show people want $150, and get it too.



So, why is the blood red, maybe the only older morph, to still be in high demand, and warranting higher dollars? I’d love to hear from blood red breeders. But to prove my point, I point out there are not many.



Thanks

Tom

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