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    I'd buy her if I were in the market. The wound looks like it's clean, not infected, and healing nicely. My only concern would be if the scar tissue prevents her skin from stretching while eating, she may always have to take feeders slightly smaller than you would normally offer.

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    Just curious, maybe I missed it. But what was the price. It would make giving an opinion a little easier.

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    Re: Purchasing a BP w/ a Skin Injury

    Quote Originally Posted by Sonny1318 View Post
    Just curious, maybe I missed it. But what was the price. It would make giving an opinion a little easier.
    The originally advertised price was $1000 (prior to the injury). I'm not going to post the proposed price, as I don't believe in making it public knowledge if the seller does not wish to do so. And, to be honest, it's not about the price for me anyway.
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    Re: Purchasing a BP w/ a Skin Injury

    That should be healing nicely in no time without problems.
    Was strange firs. I never ever see a snake who ripped of the skin cause of a bed shed, but the mechanical injury is much more acceptable in that case.
    If I'm in your place, I take it. Cute clownie.

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    After the explanation and pictures if I was in the market for a female clown I'd do it. The injury doesn't look terrible and she's a good looking clown
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    Re: Purchasing a BP w/ a Skin Injury

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Alan View Post
    The originally advertised price was $1000 (prior to the injury). I'm not going to post the proposed price, as I don't believe in making it public knowledge if the seller does not wish to do so. And, to be honest, it's not about the price for me anyway.
    I would buy it too, even if it scared a little. It's not a horrible scrape. The explanation helped a lot though...
    1. het Pied 1. Albino 1. Lesser 1. Fire 1. OG 1. Pinstripe het VPI Axanthic 1. Mojave Enchi
    1. Bumblebee 1. Black Pastel Kingpin 1. Pastel Tiger
    .1 Pastel .1 Pastel het Pied .1 Calico .1 OG .1 Mojave het Lavender Albino .1 Lithium .1 Caramel Spider .1 Bumblebee .1 Bumblebee het Clown .1 Leopard
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    Regardless of the price or injury, I think she's beautiful and you should definitely go for it. The injury will heal with time and patience.
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    0.1 Reg. BP Het. Albino (Faye),
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