Woma pythons

Hi,
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My reptile club is trying to get a woma python and i was wondering if anyone was selling them for cheap. Pictures would be appreciated, thanks!!

Womas are not a cheap snake. Each one I have seen for sale has been in the 300 dollar range.

Where does the snake stay at the club (like is it a physical building, or a group gathering)? Who would primarily take care of it?

Very beautiful snakes. :)
I'd try Fauna Classifieds if you have no luck here.

It would stay at the club in the physical building and i would be the one providing primary care.

Cheapest you'll find a woma is about $200. For the past couple fridays ben siegel reptiles has posted one in their buy it now stuff on facebook. You pay $39 shipping but if there's anything else you like you dont pay any additional shipping

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$200 is a good deal? The petco near me has one for sale for $240 thought that was high so did not even try to make them an offer. hmmmm

I would never buy any animals from petco

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I rescued my little bp from a petco and he is fine.... NOW

Looking on kingsnake male womas are going between $200-$300 + shipping for a male and female are between $300-$400 + shipping

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I would like to get a Woma sometime. There is a guy here in town on Craigslist selling an adult male and female pair for $250, that's the best deal I've seen, I'm just not ready to get one yet, and I like to buy my snakes as babies.

I sold out last season at varying prices depending on color and sex of each animal, most of them were in the 250-275 range. A couple other men I know that produced them last season sold out quickly at about the same price range and up also and there's no reason to expect this year won't be the same. Unless there is something wrong with one, or it's a really dark or what most would consider a lower quality animal, 240 definitely isn't high. You also don't get to know what the parents look like or any of the normal support from a knowledgeable breeder going to a pet store like the one mentioned.