Is there similar site as morphmarket?

Is there similar site as morphmarket?

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Originally Posted by qwerty53

Is there similar site as morphmarket?

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No Morph Market is pretty new in it's kind and has changed the way of selling and buying snakes when it comes to classified there is nothing better then morph market when it comes to finding the animal you are looking for specifically.

Now there are other classifieds sites but they are not similar there is http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...play.php?f=841 & http://market.kingsnake.com/

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Not with the same functionality as Morph Market. There's plenty of classifieds style message boards that are what we used before, but Morph market is only just over a year old and several years in the making. It will probably get competitors later, but for right now it's the only one of its kind.

Facebook groups seem to be a big place for buying/selling snakes too. I haven't been looking for Balls but there's plenty of traffic on the ones for Carpet and Blood pythons so I'm pretty sure there must be for Balls as well.

Kingsnake has nice search features for its classifieds but also some shady breeders so you just need to do your research.

I've seen a lot of interest lately among my snake keeping friends in reptilering, but it's an auction site. I been a little hesitant to bid on there as I've seen a few shady dealers with bad rep auctioning off reptiles. Having said that to be fair I've also seen some top of the line breeders like NERD on the site.

I think facebook classifieds groups are the most convenient next to morphmarket, since you can write ISO posts (for example, "ISO: hatchling BEL female") and all the hobby breeders with any hatchling BEL females will post pics and price. Be sure to research the seller for feedback though, as usual.

There's classifieds groups for specific species too.

For example

When i was shopping, i considered Kingsnake, morphmarket, and faunaclasifiedes to be the trinity of herp sites, though FB groups are more interactive, as a far as i know faunaclassified offers the most comprehensive system of "references" if you want to check up on a seller before you do business (but someone please correct me if i am wrong about that). All that being said, craigslist, the sleazy used car salesman of pet purchasing, is where i found Irwin and I couldn't be happier. But to use my positive experience as a cautionary tale: I only met the woman who produced Irwin when she posted a scam alert regarding a seller that i had contacted earlier about a (fraudulent) ad he'd posted. I contacted her just to confirm he scam alert and thank her, but we got to talking and it turned out she had the perfect snake for me.