How much would you pay.....

for a 2007 striped ghost corn? He's not a proven breeder, but that's not much of an issue. I'm not good at finding what morphs are going for right now, so I need some input. Thanks.

Sorry. That's supposed to be 1.0 (male) up there in the poll.

For any snake, no matter how common, a quality specimen regardless of what mutations it carries or doesn't carry will always be worth at least me spending up to $100.

i have a 2006 adult pair at 200 uk pounds, not sure what that is in $, but things are MENT to be more here, they seem to have pretty much evened out in most morphs now.

Hatchlings still go for $30-50. For a really nice specimen, I'd say right around $100 would be about right. Maybe a little less if it was darker or had broken stripes, maybe a little more if it had perfect striping or was patternless.

Depends on the snake and how badly you want him. Do you a picture?

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Originally Posted by Calift

Depends on the snake and how badly you want him. Do you a picture?

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The OP stated what snake.

I would spend up to $100 if it's a good quality one, and if you really want to get him.

Whatever it costs to get a MUST HAVE snake into your collection.

I have to agree with everyone else, up to or around $100.
I can't wait to see pictures if you get him. ;)

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Originally Posted by Neal

The OP stated what snake.

I would spend up to $100 if it's a good quality one, and if you really want to get him.

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I think Calift was referring to the quality of the snake not what morph of snake.

it's definitely hard to say without pictures but, i chose over $100, but that's because i'm in Canada! snakes up here are automatically more expensive. but, ghosts are definitely lovely corn snakes, and an 07 male is more than likely ready to breed, so over $100 bucks seems like nothing considering all the offspring you could produce, PROVIDING you have a good female to pair him with! if you don't have a female you'd pair him with immediately, i'd say under $100. it kind of depends on what you already have, and what you want to breed.