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RE: Why are womas so expensive?

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Posted by: Doug T at Mon Mar 16 23:38:53 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Doug T ]  
   

The simplest answer is to learn about supply and demand.

The demand is such that someone asking $300 for a woma sells them quickly.

If you want to spend less than $300 for a woma, you'll have to wait until the demand has diminished.

It's the same reason candy bars sell for about 65-75 cents. Make a butterfinger bar 25 cents and they'll sell really fast. Make it $5 for a butterfinger and it won't sell.

The $300 Woma is the same as the 65 cent Butterfinger.

DT

>>From what I understand, they are easy to breed... and they seem to be fairly common now, judging by the classifieds and shows I've been to... So why are they never less than $300 (and then, only males)?

   

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