want to get a blood python !

ok so i want to get a blood python .
the only one available i can get right now is a male T+ albino born in 2012 . his price is 250 euros or 325 $ .
what do you think about the price ? is it ok? or to much ? the snake looks very healty and has nice colors.
please let me know your oppinions , any advice is welcomed .
thank you in advance .

if someone has any adults t+ albino please show me some pics . thank you

Would it be possible to post a picture of him? Personally I feel that is a fair price depending on his coloration. I would do some research online if I were you and see what others are asking for within a resonable shipping distance.

here is a pic with him.
shipping is like 15 $ .
what do you think?how does he look ?

http://i1248.photobucket.com/albums/...ps54f706ce.jpg

Here's my subadult T+ female:

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ps82cf56dc.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ry820131-1.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ry820135-2.jpg

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ry820138-1.jpg


I don't think he's a bad looking guy. Does he come with an enclosure or accessories? Baby T+ males are going for ~$200-250 over here in the states right now (price depending on quality, I still see some males well over the $300 price). I think him alone at $325+ shipping would be on the high side for him if he was over here in the US.

well i dont really know prices for bloods in europe .
for example a butterbee/lesserbee ball python born at the end of 2012 costs like 600-650 $ . and i have seen lower prices in US.
the price for the blood is just for him only.
so what do you think ? whats ur advice. should i get him?


btw very nice blood :D , i am drooling !

I'd say that price would be a fair one looking at him. It all boils down to how much you like him :) You'll love this species!

Here's a shot of my young albino
http://i1028.photobucket.com/albums/...n/100_0829.jpg

will the T positive albino be red when they mature? or get intese reds?

See if you can get photographs of the parents. That helps alot. Certain lines of albinos are known for having more intense reds. Some folks prefer the reds and some folks prefer the lighter/paler animals. It's personal preference really. I think both are very nice, but I do prefer the redder albinos. There's no such thing as ugly with these guys!