Spiders????

NO, No, No. There is no dumping of spider Balls. :)

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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704

a lot of people are trying to dump 06 stock that they don't need since breeding season has started

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Originally Posted by ECLARK

NO, No, No. There is no dumping of spider Balls. :)

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Maybe not for you, but just like whoever it was dropping the price of mojave's, people will sell for cheaper because they need the rack room or don't need the snakes.

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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704

Maybe not for you, but just like whoever it was dropping the price of mojave's, people will sell for cheaper because they need the rack room or don't need the snakes.

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Thats the wrong way to look at it, but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. :)

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Originally Posted by ECLARK

Thats the wrong way to look at it, but you are certainly entitled to your opinion. :)

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I personally would not drop the prices like that just to get rid of them because I know that can affect the market. I am not talking selling a spider for like $300 here, but for $750 rather than $1000

The days of $1000.00 spiders are long gone, but your about right with that $750.00 price. prices will vary according to quality. some want a clean spotless spider and that will cost more. :)

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Originally Posted by tmlowe5704

I personally would not drop the prices like that just to get rid of them because I know that can affect the market. I am not talking selling a spider for like $300 here, but for $750 rather than $1000

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Originally Posted by ECLARK

The days of $1000.00 spiders are long gone

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Not really. ;)

-adam

Actually I have seen some very nice clean spiders in the 750-800 range so I can't really agree that it's as graded as say the pastels.

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Originally Posted by Entropy

Actually I have seen some very nice clean spiders in the 750-800 range so I can't really agree that it's as graded as say the pastels.

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Can't really agree either but that's my opinion....:)

A really superb spider still goes for $1K. A 'nice clean' spider might go for $750.
Selling off excess stock you don't need is not "Dumping them onto the market". Its standard practice to sell unneeded animals. "Dumping" would be wholesale selling all of the spiders since you don't think they will make you any money any longer. Personally I think spiders are not only super in their own right, but they help make BEES. Oooooooo... drool.
Wolfy

I love spiders I'd own 550 million of them if I could