Everyone keep saying that Kittycats is such an expensive hobby. In my experience, when I was very new, this was very true. I got swept away by their cuteness and all the gift boxes friends gave me and I just had to open them all and breed them all and suddenly I was broke and had to use RL money to support it. Now that I know what I like, and enjoy breeding, I find I have a much easier time to pace myself. I spend about 170L a week on food. Yes, my Cattery is only made up of two pairs at a time, it's not going fast getting to where I want to be. But I know where I want to be, and it's going to be my dream-cat, so I don't mind waiting. Because the wait will be worth it. Kittycats doesn't have to break your bank account. It doesn't have to be expensive. You don't have to buy all those vitamins and birth every box you own. Kittycats is set up in such a way that you can spend as much money on it that you can afford. The only thing in exchange for money is time and patience. And if you want to speed things up, you can always menagerie the couple as soon as you get the goal you want out of a pair, and move onto the next pair
That is for the kind of people that want to keep it as a hobby and not try to live off of their profit from breeding kittycats. I have no clue how to do that so I can't really comment on it. But something I noticed, while pondering the markets and auctions, people tend to spend more money on a cat who has a line which the breeder spent a lot of time and effort on (stuff like that usually shows). And people tend to spend more time and effort on lines they enjoy to look at. That's why I usually advice in breeding what you like.
Devaluing problem within selling kittycats
