Bumblebee Ball Python

Look around Kingsnake. Look for a comparable Bumblebee. See what they're selling for. Like other people have said, Bumblebees can seel for as little as $400 and maybe as much as $800. You always have the choice to ask for a better price. Snakes sell for different prices all around the country. Tell a little lie and say you've found another for $500, see what that gets you from the seller. For the kind of money you're spending, if the seller walks, you'll be able to find another.

We're not talking about a one of a kind snake, get the price you want to pay or walk away. Breeders will be swimming in Bumblebees in the next 6-8 months.

Hold off, if you can't get this one for the price you think is fair. Maybe you think $700 is fair, if that's the case, buy it. If not, hold true to your guns and tell the buyer you're only interested in paying X amount of dollars.

Personally, I think it's worth about $550-$600, but that's in my area of the country, your mileage may differ,

Good Luck!
Jim Smith

Hi sorry to jack the thread but it is a simlar question. How much do breeder bumblebee females go for. I found one for 950 (800g) and one for 2200 (1100g), the 2nd one has much less browning than the first. is 2200 exorbitant or expected?

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Originally Posted by Sloanreptiles

You pay cheap you get cheap, $700 is a great price for that Bee. Yes you can get them for $400 but they aren't USUALLY high quality. We pay more for our animals because they are great examples of their morph.:gj:

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Ill second that one. But I'd like to mention if your gonna spend $700 on a Bee I would buy it off a top quality breeder just so your 100% not 99% sure your getting a top quality animal and theres nothing wrong with it at all.

-Daniel

Just FYI this thread is 6 months old. ifun, probly better to start your own thread :)

Yes sorry! didnt realise till i hit post! but there were still some nice replies! haha.

Sorry again for dredging this up!