Banana Spider x Lemon Blast

I'm not planning on breeding. The banana is 105g and the blast is 80g. So it won't happen for a while. But IF I happen to change my mind somewhere along the way. According to that deal on morph market, I have a 3% chance of producing a rainbow banana. If by some off-chance that was to happen. And it more than likely won't. But you never know. Anybody have an idea about how much those would go for? It would be my first time breeding. And don't pay attention to the date I joined. I have been keeping ball pythons, boas, and a couple venomous since 1996. But not planning to breed but it has crossed my mind. If I do. I'm not going to breed enough to make a business out of it. Would just be a one-time thing.

You would have a 6% chance of producing a: Banana Pastel Pinstripe Spider (aka Rainbow Banana)--Not to be confused with the 'Rainbow' gene.

By the time your female is old enough to even have a chance to produce one: figure the value will have decreased to about $150-200.

At a 6% probability: even if you had clutches of 10 (viable) eggs every year it might take a few years beyond that to produce a single one.

No one can tell you what an animal will be worth in 3 years from now, if your female breed at 3, some don't produce their first clutch before age 4 to 6.

I can tell you that 4 genes (common) males banana go for about $300 right now, price will only go down and spider will lower the value.

if u a breeding to sell, prepare to lose and/or spend money waiting on those odds to hatch. if u are breeding to keep b/c a Rainbow Banana is like your ultimate morph u wanna keep as a pet, it should be priceless to u.


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Originally Posted by Samurai

I'm not planning on breeding. The banana is 105g and the blast is 80g. So it won't happen for a while. But IF I happen to change my mind somewhere along the way. According to that deal on morph market, I have a 3% chance of producing a rainbow banana. If by some off-chance that was to happen. And it more than likely won't. But you never know. Anybody have an idea about how much those would go for? It would be my first time breeding. And don't pay attention to the date I joined. I have been keeping ball pythons, boas, and a couple venomous since 1996. But not planning to breed but it has crossed my mind. If I do. I'm not going to breed enough to make a business out of it. Would just be a one-time thing.

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awesome. totally legit. i'm glad u found snakekeeping and herpetoculture to be a lifetime passion. :gj:

Really not planning to breed at all. Was just a hypothetical question