Good morals and intentions will quickly loosen as morphs become readily available and those looking for a quick cash injection will be happy to exploit the trend and breed any old thing and sell to any old person. There will be no careful selection of genetics it will be just wacking two morphs together and selling off what you can.. what happens to the ugly ones? Who cares right? Don't have a nice morph to cross it with, why not be the first person in Australia to breed a diamond bredli jag? It will go the same way as the reptiles in the US I reckon.. natural forms of snakes will be cheap as chips - coastals already go for only around 100 bucks, what's going to happen when the firebelly panther jag morph is around?
As I said I feel confident that the big breeders will have the best interests of the hobby at heart, and will carry out their breeding projects with guidelines and carefully thought out plans while still maintaining 'normal' lines of snakes.. but I don't feel so confident about the general public, and I never will.