BB,
I'm crying too.
The reality is that gold blush mojaves are being sold for 3 and sometimes 4 times higher than market value. As the price of most morphs decreases the value of the gold blush line increases. The normals that are produced from these lines are now being sold for 10 and sometimes 20 times higher than market value. From a breeders standpoint and business standpoint, that's all good.
It's always been my goal as a breeder to re-define what our snakes should look like. The fun for me will be as this project continues to mature.
Next year I hope to produce gold blush mystics, gold blush mystic potions, gold blush deserts and gold blush desert mojaves among other combos. The gold blush gene seems to pop the colors of what ever snake it's bred to.
I don't think of this project as a replacement for butters of lessers. It seems to be taking a path of its own.
Matt Lerer from GHI Reptiles recently proved that there is someting very uniuque going on with the gold blush line. It will be fun to see where this adventure takes us.
Thanks for your comment.
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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com
