$400 for clown?

Would 400 be a good deal on a male clown? http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/09/ju6a3ydu.jpg

He's fair at best. No head pattern and kinda drab looking for a Clown.

Save for something a bit nicer.

I actually kinda like him...

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

I actually kinda like him...

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Me too.

Not bad but I'd pass and hold out for a better (probably more expensive) guy.

Most would be selective especially if being purchased for breeding projects. There are some really nice looking clowns out there for a little more than the current offer on the table. I would hold out, but it's your $$$. Best of luck. :)

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Originally Posted by STjepkes

Me too.

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Me three.

Yes he is nice, however I would look for a better one if you plan to breed.

He's not too bad, but I'm not big on clowns so I couldn't tell you the quality.

He's not the best clown I've seen, probably why he's so cheap. Personally I would pass. But I'm pretty picky about clowns.

I agree, he's not not the best I'll hold off!

Nice clown and good price!

So many clown posts today I think I'm at a circus!!!!:juggle:

Again I think clowns are like pieds and its about preference on how reduced or how busy they are. If you like him pull the trigger, its your cash.

I know that the big thing these days are 'reduced pattern ' clowns, but personally I like a busier pattern especially when mixed with other morphs

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Originally Posted by marks

i know that the big thing these days are 'reduced pattern ' clowns, but personally i like a busier pattern especially when mixed with other morphs

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^^^this^^^

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Originally Posted by MarkS

I know that the big thing these days are 'reduced pattern ' clowns, but personally I like a busier pattern especially when mixed with other morphs

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I completely agree. I kind of dislike the super reduced lines.

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Originally Posted by MarkS

I know that the big thing these days are 'reduced pattern ' clowns, but personally I like a busier pattern especially when mixed with other morphs

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Me four. The teardrops on clowns are what make them clowns to me, and while the reduced ones are nice with that wide back stripe, I just don't see the point in purchasing an animal without (imo) the characteristics that make it that morph.

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Originally Posted by Inarikins

Me four. The teardrops on clowns are what make them clowns to me, and while the reduced ones are nice with that wide back stripe, I just don't see the point in purchasing an animal without (imo) the characteristics that make it that morph.

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Exactly, that's how they got the name in the first place, clown teardrops. The reduced pattern ones are nice, but if I wanted a striped snake, I'd get a genetic stripe or a super stripe.