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    need help please

    Wats has more value a coastal carpet python like the one in my profile that is of breeding age or a baby jungle python

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    Just from searching the internet for prices it appears the babies would be about the same. So the breeder size would be more valuable. They usually always are.
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    If they are both normals, the adult would be more valuable typically, but gender matters as well. USUALLY a female baby could be worth more than an Adult Male. If its a breeding size female in question though, the female is the way to go.
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