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  • 12-14-2009, 12:32 PM
    SlitherinSisters
    Re: million dollar ball python
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by 771subliminal View Post
    the show was in utah so its american but like it was said it was bigger news priced at $1,000,000 than it would of been with nfs stamped on it, hey its some time later and we are still talking about it looks like he did wat he set out to do..... plus if someone would of dropped a cool mill on him i dont think he would of felt llike he loss.

    scroll about half way down here

    Ok, then it was listed as that for the "cool" factor and so no one would buy it. There was an $8,000 axanthic spider "for sale" at the Iowa show, anyone who didn't know anything about spiders and axanthics would say, wow that's an extremely rare hard to make morph! Anyone who knew better would say, wow, he really doesn't want to sell that thing, or he has already been made an offer and he wants to see if someone is crazy enough to pay that price.
  • 12-14-2009, 01:45 PM
    joe23
    Re: million dollar ball python
    thanks to that great response. and to the 2 of u whp want to learn german, i can just say why? what can u do when u can speak german? i mean we need to learn english (i m glad thats its so), because so u can speak all over the world with people of any kind. but german??? i think to learn france would pay more off. but back to the "million dollar snakes": i really would like to hear what the owner says about this thread. and whats behind the genetics of these snakes. i mean i doubt that they would bring any money back if he bought them for 100.000$ or so. the platinum and the toffe will (or have been) payed off. but these snakes (to me) doesnt look that special that they were worth anything higher than maybe a thousand dollars or so...

    to the guy with the axa clown..... combo: where can i find such a calculator? i just now the "wizard" from ballpythonworld.
  • 12-14-2009, 03:01 PM
    Failshed
    Re: million dollar ball python
    sorry but that male looks like a ghost... it doesn't look like anything to crazy. But that is awesome that they got something from a dinker project!

    http://meetthewoiwodes.blogspot.com/...tile-expo.html
  • 12-14-2009, 03:04 PM
    Bhikku
    Re: million dollar ball python
    I don't think the Goldfinger snakes are that impressive, personally, unless their genetics have outrageous potential.

    I have seen prettier Orange Ghosts or other pastels. And I think the Bumblebee was a better looking snake as far as that goes.
  • 12-14-2009, 05:49 PM
    CritterVet
    Re: million dollar ball python
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by CoolioTiffany View Post
    I know a few German words and like one phrase but that's all LOL..
    The phrase I know is: Wie ghet es dir?

    xP Horrible.

    And yeah 3 in existence.. I see why it's worth 1 mil. It kinda looks like a albino caramel mojo to me:weirdface

    Wie geht es dir...aber die meisten Deutschen würden "Wie geht's?" sagen. ;)

    PS. Joe, a whole world of scientific literature opens up to you once you speak (or at least read) German.
  • 12-14-2009, 06:04 PM
    OhhWatALoser
    Re: million dollar ball python
    just 3 months ago i saw a banana pin for 35k

    and 3 tinely park shows ago i know BHB had a few animals with a 100k price tag i can't remember what they were....that show was my first time seeing morphs in person so everything was cool.

    i don't think it would be impossible but it would have to be something thats a "must have", be a proven morph, and be like a few in the world and a male. my guess would be the million dollar price tag would just be a "I don't want to sell it, but if your going to ask me how much there you go."
  • 12-14-2009, 08:31 PM
    sg1trogdor
    Re: million dollar ball python
    I think they are just hypos. Nothing more and nothing less. Granted he hit the jackpot on randomly pairing two "unknown to him" hets. I bet it you breed it to any hypo out there you will make more hypos. IMO I think he should have done that before listing it for sale whether he actually intends to or not. Its irresponsible to try to pass something off as "new" before actually knowing. I see in a few years time him referring to the "goldfinger" as a new and his own hypo line. Grats to him for the astounding luck but I would have kept that in the closet for a few years to try to fully understand the genetic potential before releasing it upon the world. Just my .02 . s
  • 12-14-2009, 08:44 PM
    joe23
    Re: million dollar ball python
    well that with scientific literature i didnt know. no everyone who whnts to learn german- please do it. would make it a lot easyer for me to tell what exactly i mean- without trying to discribe the word i search for...
    ok. i think we all agree that the animals are not 1 mio $ worth. i wish there were snakes priced like that:;).
    but again: can someone tell me where i could find that "morph calculator" the axantic ghost clown... dude (;))has used?
    i do only know the "wizard" and this calculator doesnt work for advanced genetics.
    i mean do u know a calculator where i can get the results of:
    1.0 Pinstripe dh. caramel glow x 0.1 banana caramel spider het ghost
    (ok. silly one but u know what i mean)???
  • 12-14-2009, 08:46 PM
    joe23
    Re: million dollar ball python
    and hey. your german is really good, man!!!
  • 12-14-2009, 10:51 PM
    OhhWatALoser
    Re: million dollar ball python
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by joe23 View Post
    well that with scientific literature i didnt know. no everyone who whnts to learn german- please do it. would make it a lot easyer for me to tell what exactly i mean- without trying to discribe the word i search for...
    ok. i think we all agree that the animals are not 1 mio $ worth. i wish there were snakes priced like that:;).
    but again: can someone tell me where i could find that "morph calculator" the axantic ghost clown... dude (;))has used?
    i do only know the "wizard" and this calculator doesnt work for advanced genetics.
    i mean do u know a calculator where i can get the results of:
    1.0 Pinstripe dh. caramel glow x 0.1 banana caramel spider het ghost
    (ok. silly one but u know what i mean)???

    wizard can do that

    5 traits-----Male---Female
    Pin---------het------wt
    hypo-------het------het
    Caramel----het-----homo
    banana-----wt------het
    spider-------wt-----het


    1.5625% Het. Caramel,
    1.5625% Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Caramel,
    1.5625% Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    3.125% Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Het. Caramel,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Caramel,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    3.125% Het. Pin, Het. Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Het. Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Spider,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana,
    1.5625% Het. Pin, Homozygous Hypo, Homozygous Caramel, Het. Banana, Het. Spider,


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