Price Check

Need a average price check on these 2 morphs with current weights

0.1 Killerbee 1,100+ Grams

0.1 BEL (Super Lesser) 375+ Grams

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Originally Posted by BTennant

Need a average price check on these 2 morphs with current weights

0.1 Killerbee 1,100+ Grams

0.1 BEL (Super Lesser) 375+ Grams

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KB depends a lot on quality but i'd say $1500-$2000. Hatchling females still go for $800-1000 i believe.

Super lesser that size i'd say $1200.

These aren't exact, just my opinion.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

KB depends a lot on quality but i'd say $1500-$2000. Hatchling females still go for $800-1000 i believe.

Super lesser that size i'd say $1200.

These aren't exact, just my opinion.

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Thanks Mike, this gives me a negotiation point then. The KB has a wobble its very noticeable he said but it hasn't effected her from eating and he said it wont effect her from breeding either.

I don't want my first clutch to be a bunch of snakes that wobble if I breed the KB to my Pin.

Looking for some more feedback/advice on the pricing and wobble issue.

If you have a ball python with the spider gene in it, it will wobble. It's part of the mutation, and isn't really a negotiation point. I guess if it were really bad, maybe, but all spiders wobble. I personally have 12 spiders/combos in my collection (and I have 3 that just hatched in addition to that), and they all wobble to some extent or another.

If he's warning about wobble I'd be bringing it back up in negotiations.

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Originally Posted by CapeFearConstrictors

If you have a ball python with the spider gene in it, it will wobble. It's part of the mutation, and isn't really a negotiation point. I guess if it were really bad, maybe, but all spiders wobble. I personally have 12 spiders/combos in my collection (and I have 3 that just hatched in addition to that), and they all wobble to some extent or another.

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I understand that but if I'm going to drop some hard cash on a female that big and he said its noticeable but Ive seen worse.. Gotta love buying off the interweb. :rofl:

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Originally Posted by Kodieh

If he's warning about wobble I'd be bringing it back up in negotiations.

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I totally agree, I could find one with out a wobble with that much weight on her for the same price its just if I want to wait for one to come around or not.

It wouldn't bother me if I bought a baby for 700 and it grew up to have a wobble. Dropping 1400 cash on a medium wobbler to me just seems silly not to try to talk him down on it.

Bah, its on Frozen to... Never had a snake eat frozen. Is it hard to make a switch to live?

Just really interested in getting a KB for this season to breed, to hatch out some baby snakes so my two kids can watch and interact with the process. I've had all the materials, Incubator,tubs, ect for 2 years just not the female snakes.

Frozen is the more difficult, and is more of a selling point than not. Are you completely against feeding frozen? I mean, any snake should take live.

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I highly doubt you'd have issues switching to live, but it's always a possibility. My pin has been on f/t his entire life, however when my cats massacred a bin of rats, he had no qualms about jumping a (mostly) live one. And he went right back to f/t without a hitch. I love that guy lol.