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  • 03-17-2010, 02:40 AM
    aureptiles
    Re: Spider, Lesser, or Cinnamon?
    oops, i just realzied you're in Canada like me.

    you might catch a good deal on a lesser for 500. Might find a spider for 250. Definetely not females (at least not good looking ones).

    From what I've been observing, female lessers go for $600+/-, female spiders $300 +, cinnamons for $300+.

    On the bright side, lots of bumble bee males for sale from $600+ (at reptilescanada's forum. Expo coming up too. So you might want to consider selling off your pastel, and not getting a spider. and just get a cinnamon and a bee boy.

    Breed that bee boy into your normal and get your pastel and spider back :please:.
  • 03-19-2010, 04:19 PM
    h00blah
    Re: Spider, Lesser, or Cinnamon?
    i say spider + lesser

    or black pastel
    a high quality blk pastel is in my opinion, far superior to a high quality cinnamon... i like dark snakes =p
  • 03-21-2010, 12:38 AM
    marct
    Re: Spider, Lesser, or Cinnamon?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Russ Lawson View Post
    Look around at the show and pick one that stands out to you. More important that buying one mutation in particular, you should buy a beautiful example of any of the three you want.

    X2

    Buy one HOT animal, and wait for the 2nd one when you get more cash.
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