Daytona Price report

Now as most people know, prices in Daytona are just about as low as they get, and they do NOT represent normal pricing.

That said, Please report the average pricing you saw for various morphs!

Here is something that someone said in another post...

Pastels: $40Male-$225Female
Spiders: $150Male-$325Female
Pinstripes: $200Male-$300 female
Super Pastels: $650Male-$750Female
Pewter: $650Male-$750Female
Cinnamon: $175Male-$350Female

holy crow- 40$ for a male pastel??

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Originally Posted by LaFilleClochette

holy crow- 40$ for a male pastel??

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I can't imagine that being anything other than a low grade pastel for that price.

I have seen on kingsnakes buy the female for 150 they will throw in the male for free ! A lot of prices have fallen on there face im not sure why ?

The prices above look pretty darn accurate with what I saw. So instead of repeating them, I, shall embellish!

Bees: $650-$850
Ghost:$350-$475
Butters: $450ish
Lessers: $450ish
Albinos: $450-$550

Thats all I can really remember.

Pieds males $1000-1100
females $1300-1500

40 dollar pastels I saw some really ugly dark ones, prices weren't as low as I thought they would be in general, I was actually a bit encouraged even though you know the deals are always hush. Great show all around.

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Originally Posted by Emilio

40 dollar pastels I saw some really ugly dark ones, prices weren't as low as I thought they would be in general, I was actually a bit encouraged even though you know the deals are always hush. Great show all around.

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That is great to hear! I am headed down there now. Sure is nice to see a little stabalization with the prices...

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Originally Posted by Emilio

40 dollar pastels I saw some really ugly dark ones, prices weren't as low as I thought they would be in general, I was actually a bit encouraged even though you know the deals are always hush. Great show all around.

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Thanks for confirming what I suspected, Emilio! I wouldn't expect to see Grade A pastels selling for $40, when true Grade A's are not easy to find all the time.

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Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh

Here is something that someone said in another post...

Pastels: $40Male-$225Female
Spiders: $150Male-$325Female
Pinstripes: $200Male-$300 female
Super Pastels: $650Male-$750Female
Pewter: $650Male-$750Female
Cinnamon: $175Male-$350Female

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Yeah, I was the one who posted this. ;)

Along with seeing cheaper pastels that weren't very good examples, I was surprised to see such weak examples at high prices too! It was a huge mixed bag there. You had to go in and nit-pick through each booth. We knew what we wanted, and we combed each isle till we found what we wanted for a decent price. We knew - you see something you want for a good deal, you don't just walk away from it because it'll be gone if you try to come back...

I'm very happy with our pick-ups. ^____^

Driving home now.... I skipped on being a vendor this year and just enjoyed the show! Overall I was encouraged to see that although there were deal to be had, you just couldn't find a truely exceptional animal for a rock-bottom price. I paid WAY more than the lowest price for my pickups! Justin

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Originally Posted by Sune

We knew what we wanted, and we combed each isle till we found what we wanted for a decent price. We knew - you see something you want for a good deal, you don't just walk away from it because it'll be gone if you try to come back...

I'm very happy with our pick-ups. ^____^

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I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this. I don't know about you, but I was so stressed when I first got there. I wanted to get the best spider I could find. When, I found a nice one there was always the little voice in the back of my head saying "if you leave its gone!"

Eventually, I found a nice spider and bought it, pure impulse buying. haha. :D

After that, my anxiety was gone and I was finally able to enjoy the show. No one ever told me that these shows could be so stressfull!:O

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Originally Posted by jkobylka

Driving home now.... Overall I was encouraged to see that although there were deal to be had, you just couldn't find a truely exceptional animal for a rock-bottom price. I paid WAY more than the lowest price for my pickups! Justin

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Can't wait to see what you picked up!

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Originally Posted by Bobsean

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this. I don't know about you, but I was so stressed when I first got there. I wanted to get the best spider I could find. When, I found a nice one there was always the little voice in the back of my head saying "if you leave its gone!"

Eventually, I found a nice spider and bought it, pure impulse buying. haha. :D

After that, my anxiety was gone and I was finally able to enjoy the show. No one ever told me that these shows could be so stressfull!:O

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You picked a very nice one!

If you look at the 'Back from Daytona!' thread, there are pictures of what we snagged. ^_^

come on Justin Spill what did you pick up....
Kevin Stoltz

Wow, I don't know about you guys but as a beginner breeder I was very happy to see what appeared to be a serious stabilization of morph prices.

I expected It to be like last year where prices were just ridiculously low compared to the previous year. While there were a couple of good deals to be had, for the most part prices were about where they should have been for each morph, and sellers for the most part were sticking to their prices (trust me, I tested this :) ).

Don't get me wrong... each already established morph was a little cheaper then it was last year, but the overall the percentage of change compared to last years prices were very low.... and for someone like me who plans on tripling the amount of hatchlings I produce next year, this is VERY good news. :gj: