fastcarsnbigfishies;3632961; said:
Hopefully most people buying a young ray know that their patterns change as they get bigger and realize that it is a risk (if you want to call it that)that goes along w/ buying a young ray.
I'm hoping this also. I've been trying to find all the adult pics of this hybrid I can find to send to the people that want to buy them. I'm finding more and more as I go into the asian and european websites and finding a wide spectrum from a really unique and nice pattern to a nice looking motoro.
vamptrev;3632980; said:
i always say "price to sell"

i would rather make the buyer extra happy he bought from u!!
I've only seen these listed twice and I've either done trades or sold based on 1/2 to 3/4 of the lowest price I've seen. So hopefully this is will make the buyer happy.
Kolossus;3633300; said:
As a buyer, I wouldn't mind paying more for a unique design. Like others have stated though, it depends on what people would pay for it. These so called designer dogs (i.e. cockapoos) cost a pretty penny because people will pay a pretty penny...when they are essentially muts!
But if the hybrids looked like regular motoros, I wouldn't pay more for them. I'd just buy a regular motoro if I wanted it. On the other hand, my mantilla/marbled's pattern is unique so if I were to sell it, I'd charge based on its unique design...which would likely be more than some other more common type of pattern. Just my two cents.
I myself also like the unique designs of the hybrids. The only problem selling as a pup is the pattern is along way off what it will become and I haven't seen alot of pics of hybrids from pups to adults to help me determine what will be nice. The other thing is if you want these for breeding the motoro looking one may produce the nicest pups.
FishDog;3633635; said:
If you really want to be entertained then list them as a "make offer" sale.
lol, I've allready had a few laughs and it's not even listed as make me an offer.
reverse;3632967; said:
Remember when one of the vendors was only having luck breeding hybrids, people paid big money then they tried to resell them. Nobody bought them. Nobody like the fowerhorn rays.
I can't remember anything about this?
lincolngoh;3633726; said:
It depends on what they are mixed with. PDR, Henlei, Motoro etc. I price my SP pups from the same batch very differently. The cheapest maybe only 30% the price of the nicest. Based on my judgement on how they will turn out.
Expect to pay more if you get first choice.
I kinda like that idea of paying more for a first pic and then less for second,third,...ect.
Have you ever had people come back mad at you for paying more for a ray that didn't turn out as expected?
calgaryflames;3633811; said:
hybrids are worth money if they are henlei ,leopoldi and or blackdiamond mixed and they have lots of spots.Motoro pearl hybrids are probably worth the same as regular motoros
I think you may be misinformed on what your hybrids will look like. Not all black ray crosses look good and to me the introduction of a pearl,mantilla or marble will really add some amazing patterns. Start looking at the asian and european websites at thier hybrids and you will see some very beautiful hybrids that don't have any black ray in them at all.
As for the price of the motoro/pearls I do believe it's up to the buyer to set in his mind what he thinks the ray is worth, be it less or more than a motoro.
Gshock;3633856; said:
You have no clue what you're saying...Just becuase black rays have a higher price tag to begin with does not make their hybrids superior over others. A motoroxpearl is definitely NOT going to be worth the same as a regular motoro...If we take it from a genetic point of view, even if the motoroxpearl shows only a small trace of pearl, with a F2 generation, the homozygous genotype could possibly form show up again looking even better than the original pearl parent...Your statement is basically saying Frank's white leo is worth more than the offspring that came out black since they look like normal leos. It's the black ones that are worth more as they contain the white genes to spread...
Very good points. I like the way you explained it with Frank's white leo.
Thanks for all the input and help