I don't have the cash or space to be the Bredli person, but I wish I did! I have seen a specimen in a book that made me immediately want a Bredli. Unforunately, most of the animals (or more accurately the parents) I see for sale now are dull and muddy. (The good breeding is why I got into west Papuans instead.)

Hopefully someone has some killer Bredls out there and is working on good stuff. I can imagine paying much more than 500 bucks a pair for specimens with promising breeding. I would prefer bright animals with high contrasting dark black and clean cream bands. So. . .someone. . .get on it!!

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