How to price Ball Pythons

I have 2 two-year-old cinnamon ball pythons. One male and one female (same clutch) I've raised them since they were babies. I'm wondering how I should price them (each) if I am to locally sell them? What is a fair market price? (Snakes alone, not caging). I live in the USA. Prices have shifted a lot since I bought my female cinnamon... and since I don't see them listed around me for a single gene, I'm not sure.

I see cinnamon pythons in the United States (online) go for anywhere between $80 to $130. Of course, it's ultimately up to you to put a price tag on the snakes you choose to sell. You could try hit somewhere in the middle like $100, perhaps a bit more for the female. You could also list them slightly on the higher end, if nobody shows interest or approaches, knock the price down?

Thank you for the price range. That really helped out.

2 years old you are looking at $50/$75 for the male depending on quality and if it is proven, female you are looking at $100/$150 depending on quality/weight/proven or not.

Female is 1047 grams. (Her mama was slow to grow as well and is smaller than my normal which is about 5.5 ft?) (She also ate a rat 2 days ago.) She's a steadier eater than he is.

Male is about 641 grams. (no rat in him)

I tend not to force my snakes up to breeding weight and let them reach the mark at 3 years. Neither are proven.

You are looking at $50 and $75