male cinny for 100$?

a breeder near me has a few morphs to choose from. i really wanted a mojave but he sold out of them. he has a cinnamon, pastel, lesser, platinum, het albino. these are all i could remember. i really like the cinnamon, and its only 100. the others were 150 to 300 or so and a pair of het albinos were 200. what would be a good investment? this is my first ball, but id rather get a morph than a regular. gimme some ideas!

Make sure what your looking to get is actually a cinnamon first of all. At the end of the day, get the snake that will put the biggest smile on your face when you look at it. :gj:

IMHO, $200 and lower animals aren't investments. They're nice looking animals for a great price!

Go for what excites you the most. I paid more than that for my cinnamon male, and I'd pay it again because was exactly what I was looking for. Not your "normal" cinnie.

well im new to this and the cinny looked reeealll close to a normal but i could see that it was alot more brown. the mojave was 300 but no more. im goin to the reptile show that hes goin to in 3 weeks to buy one so maybe ill find something that really catches my eye. im starting to set up my tank this weekend, want to have all my temps and humidity right before gettin the snake.

thanks for the replies guys

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Originally Posted by ls1goat04

well im new to this and the cinny looked reeealll close to a normal but i could see that it was alot more brown. the mojave was 300 but no more. im goin to the reptile show that hes goin to in 3 weeks to buy one so maybe ill find something that really catches my eye. im starting to set up my tank this weekend, want to have all my temps and humidity right before gettin the snake.

thanks for the replies guys

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If you like cinnamons - get one that you don't have to guess if it's a cinnamon or not. Have you looked at the sticky at the top of the Morphs and Genetic's forum on the Hunter's Guide to Morhps? That will show you what to look for!

The only advice I can give you is to not jump on a decision. Give yourself time to look, and think about that perfect snake. Get the one that you'll never get tired of seeing.. not the one that seems like a good deal at the time. If the snake sells... Well it just wasn't meant to be.

Go to the show and pick out your favorite snake that you can afford. You won't regret it. :)

thanks for the advice guys