Selling breeding animals

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  1. robbs1964

    robbs1964 Forum Apprentice

    Why is it that when I want to sell a top breeding animal the price is actually lower then the next animal down from it ? I want to sell a computer mouse but the highest I can ask for it is a little over 6 million...where the astro mouse top prices are over 25 million
     
    robbs1964, Oct 11, 2016
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  2. Mooboy

    Mooboy Commander of the Forum

    Hi i am not a Mod. A Computer Mouse is the hardest Mouse to win from Breeding. All Breeding Animals sold to the Market as a New Breeding Animal Starts at Lower Fixed Price, this includes Computer Mouse.

    Reason why Price is it Fixed at a Certain Max Price. Due to the Fact Hardly any Computer Mouse have been put up for Sale in the Market. So the selling price remains lower than the next level Breeding Mouse. In Which more of these has been sold to the Market which push up Market Price.

    The more Breeding Animals sold in the Market. The Selling Fix Price is increased. Therefore more Astro mouse has been sold to the market compared to Computer Mouse. ;)
     
    Mooboy, Oct 11, 2016
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  3. Neon-Lights

    Neon-Lights User

    Hi robbs1964

    It has all to do with market trends, as Mooboy has indicated. As good in market sell the average price varies depending on what recent sales sold for, therefore it will take a long time for prices to rise until more sales go through. However as you have experienced, if the price is very low compared to similar animals farmers will be reluctant to sell at that price.

    Can I help further?
     
    Neon-Lights, Oct 11, 2016
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  4. robbs1964

    robbs1964 Forum Apprentice

    Thanks to you both...I will hold onto my computer mouse and u can close this thread
     
    robbs1964, Oct 13, 2016
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  5. Neon-Lights

    Neon-Lights User

    You're welcome

    ~~NFQ - closing thread~~
     
    Neon-Lights, Oct 13, 2016
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