I may have too.

I love my babies.

But I may have to sell them.
But I don't know what I can get for them.
I have a bumble bee female closing in on 1400grams. She's going on 3 years old.
She went thru a 8month fast not too long ago that's why she so small.
A female Mojave that will go this season.
She's well over 1500grams and gave me 7 eggs last season.
Only 2 made it full term because, I take responsibility for the loss, I had a cheap incubator.
But she's a strong feeder and a super tame beast.
I also have a male albino and male pinstripe both over 700 grams and ready for the ladies.

Now they are all mousers but eat like fiends.
Not because they won't eat rats just that I like not having to worry as much about bites and I've had too many bad experiences with rats biting my snakes.
They'll take rats especially the Mojave, pin and albino.
But the bumble bee is hesitant. May need some love and patience to switch.

But point of this thread.
How much should I ask for each?
Save for the Mojave, they're all virgins. :D


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Check out the classifieds section on kingsnake.com to compare prices. I'm not sure exactly what prices. Good luck!!

If they are nice quality about $1 a gram...Quality means everything

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If they are nice quality about $1 a gram...Quality means everything

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Well I'm biased so..... what do you think?
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And

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What you think?

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Pulling out of the air here but I spend a lot of time on Kingsnake and Fauna. I'd say 1k for the bee and 1200 for the mojo.

GL

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Pulling out of the air here but I spend a lot of time on Kingsnake and Fauna. I'd say 1k for the bee and 1200 for the mojo.

GL

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That's what I was thinking but I don't have the stuff to ship and I don't know where I can get it all.
I was thinking shipyourreptiles.com but don't understand how it works.

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Wow, I didn't realize a bee that size was worth that much. Not that I would ever get rid of mine :p. I would compare prices on kingsnake, and go from there.

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Wow, I didn't realize a bee that size was worth that much. Not that I would ever get rid of mine :p. I would compare prices on kingsnake, and go from there.

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I'll be checking them out in a bit. But
Yeah I just reweighed her. She's at 996grams. I was so much better at eyeballing weight before.
But I was right about the Mojave. 1460 grams on her.

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Wow, I didn't realize a bee that size was worth that much. Not that I would ever get rid of mine :p. I would compare prices on kingsnake, and go from there.

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More specifically, females close to breeding size or past it. Proven females bump the price a bit more also.

Male Proven's are only a few hundred more than going hatchling rate, from what I've seen anyways.

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More specifically, females close to breeding size or past it. Proven females bump the price a bit more also.

Male Proven's are only a few hundred more than going hatchling rate, from what I've seen anyways.

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Well bee is a virgin and Mojave is proven. :/ so confused...

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