I think there is so much you can do with the Axanthic. Just like the ghosts were undervalued a few years ago I think the Axanthic is undervalued today. Female ghosts hatchlings used to sell for as cheap as $1200 a couple of years back. Then came the Pastel Ghost, Spider Ghost, Mojave Ghost, etc... Now you can blow them out at $2500 within a day or two of posting them.



Just use your imagination... take a Bumble Bee and remove that yellow. What are you left with? A black and white snake.... that's what. That gives that Axanthic Pastel that NERD produced a lot of potential. Just think about the Axanthic Pied, Axanthic Stripe, Axanthic Spider... on and on. Once some of these are produced their value will go back up.



Now as far as them turning brown as adults... I think this is not true in most cases. My personal preference lies with the VPI line. Although these animals may darken and show an increase in pigmentation... the adults I have examined up close have ZERO brown and yellow, just different shades of black and grey.



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And I agree with Rick... people are stuck on Fast Food. It takes a lot of time and sacrifice to produce designers, but it's only a matter of time before the axanthic crosses start popping up.



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