Ball python morphs

Where would everyone recommend looking besides a show?

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Originally Posted by dgrout1989

Where would everyone recommend looking besides a show?

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http://market.kingsnake.com/index.php?cat=32

How about a Bumblebee or Firefly? I've seen both under $200. My wife got my Pastel Tiger shipped for $150. Take your time, look around the net and FB, figure out what you like, want, or want to make and go from there. Apparently some people up north want to ship snakes out now before it get's too cold, so you could find deals there too...

Yes ill probably wait until spring because it's already a bit cold here in Kentucky. Plan to. Do alot of looking and research

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Originally Posted by Viol8r

How about a Bumblebee or Firefly? I've seen both under $200. My wife got my Pastel Tiger shipped for $150. Take your time, look around the net and FB, figure out what you like, want, or want to make and go from there. Apparently some people up north want to ship snakes out now before it get's too cold, so you could find deals there too...

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You will probably have more choices by then too. With the flood of coral glows hitting the market I've watched their prices drop from about $750 in June to $300 lately. Same with Bamboos. They were $10k earlier this year and I seen one sell recently for $2,500.

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Originally Posted by Velrys

However, if you brought your 200 bucks to a show, you might be able to pick something interesting up that wouldn't usually appear in your budget. Typically vendors don't like going home with animals from a show, you might get lucky on sunday afternoon.

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We don't like going home with all the same animals, everyone I know expects me to bring something new home, at least to play with for a couple weeks before rehoming.

You are corredt though, cash money talks....i picked up my VPI axanthic female for $200 last month

Another word of advice is to hang out and browse the show, observe if people are readily spending money or if everyone seems to be browsing.

The mid to end of a slow show is hands down the best time to get a deal, costs a lot of money to set up at shows and most vendors do a few shows a month. Lots of fast food, convenience stores, hotels, gas, and don't forget tables although that is probably the lowest expense.

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Originally Posted by dgrout1989

I plan on attending a show next month in mason ohio. Ill be sure to look there

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I live in the cincy area. They changed the location of that show (if we are talking about the same one) I believe it's in Fairfield now. They have a huge variety there.

Yea I belive we are and I looked up their site to get the right location thank you.

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Originally Posted by dgrout1989

Yea I belive we are and I looked up their site to get the right location thank you.

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See ya there!