bumblebee and pastel

so ive been looking to add a couple new additions to my BP family and i came across a guy selling an adult bumblebee(F) that appears to be in good health as far as the picture shows
the price is $100 and if im willing to drive he will throw in a baby pastel
good deal?

Thats a HELL OF A DEAL!! ...... Problem is .. its too good of a deal! .... I would for sure do your research on how to identify health issues within ball pythons and identify the morphs you have mensioned. Do you by chance have picture you could post to us? i'm not saying this is not simply a lucky find, but I would surely be skeptical

I just checked pricing a few different places ... seem that I am a bit not up to date on current prices LOL ... it is still a good deal, but not as far fetched as I previously made it sound :rolleye2:. .... I was more less surprised at the fact that you got that kind of price for an adult female that is two genes and he's throwing a freebie in. But still make sure you know what your looking at. Hopefully the deal is solid and everyone is healthy, if so I would say yes you are getting an awesome deal:gj:

Good deal if you ask me, can never go wrong with a bumblebee and a pastel. Bumblebee's specially are one of the top favorite morphs people really like.

good, i thought it sounded awesome. like you said though almost too good. i meet with the breeder tuesday so i will post pics when i bring home my babies. ill also take some pics of my current BP family then. currently have a spider and a normy, my normal though has a very interesting color scheme, very high ranging white from the underbelly coming about a 1/4 of the way up the sides. never seen one quite like it
thaanks for the response guys

That is a pretty good deal, but a lot of times you get what you pay for, and BPs are no exception. Ask questions, poke around. Could be the quality of the morphs isn't that good. Could be the snakes are BEAUTIFUL, but maybe they're problem feeders that you're gonna have a lot of frustrations with! It never hurts to be cautious.