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which trade would you do?

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  • 05-13-2013, 05:32 PM
    Anthony Renna
    which trade would you do?
    Ok so I have two female spiders both over 600g that I am trading here are the offers
    I get a female normal 3200g not bred this season and $100
    Or I get a female bumblebee 425g
  • 05-13-2013, 05:39 PM
    Aasburry
    which trade would you do?
    Bumbleebee
  • 05-13-2013, 05:40 PM
    Aasburry
    which trade would you do?
    I wouldnt trade both tho two 600 grams doesnt seem like a fair trade if u ask me
  • 05-13-2013, 05:43 PM
    SnowShredder
    A female bumblebee of that size to me is equivalent of 2 female spiders of that size, and possibly a bit of a better deal actually

    About $400-600 = female bumblebee of that size

    About $150-250 = female spider of the size (a piece)

    These are complete estimates based on what I've observed/bought. Price is also very dependent on quality! Get pictures of the animals being offered
  • 05-13-2013, 06:17 PM
    dillan2020
    The bee is a better trade as long as it's a good looking one and not dirty brown.
  • 05-13-2013, 08:22 PM
    satomi325
    Re: which trade would you do?
    I say the normal. If you breed her, you'll make back the value of the spiders plus additional profit from the babies she produces depending on the morphs.

    The bee will take another year or two to breed depending on the feeding response and sexual maturity.


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  • 05-13-2013, 09:39 PM
    notmyfault
    Re: which trade would you do?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by satomi325 View Post
    I say the normal. If you breed her, you'll make back the value of the spiders plus additional profit from the babies she produces depending on the morphs.

    The bee will take another year or two to breed depending on the feeding response and sexual maturity.


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    ^ this

    But only if you have a nice male to breed with her. Otherwise get the bee if it looks great.

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  • 05-13-2013, 09:43 PM
    Mrl249
    which trade would you do?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by SnowShredder View Post
    A female bumblebee of that size to me is equivalent of 2 female spiders of that size, and possibly a bit of a better deal actually

    About $400-600 = female bumblebee of that size

    About $150-250 = female spider of the size (a piece)

    These are complete estimates based on what I've observed/bought. Price is also very dependent on quality! Get pictures of the animals being offered

    Whoa, I would never pay $600 for a 400 gram female bumblebee!

    And I wish I could find 600g female spiders for $150!!

    Where are you getting your prices from??
  • 05-13-2013, 10:48 PM
    Anthony Renna
    I'm thinking normal if my pastave yellowbelly goes to her that'd be great if not my enchi is beautiful and could produce me a female enchi
  • 05-13-2013, 11:00 PM
    dillan2020
    I see adult normal fems on sale a lot between 100 and 200. if it was me i'd just keep the spiders and buy a normal if I was gonna go that route. or sell one spider and use the money to buy it. 600 gram female spider should go for 250-300 easy.
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