Fire Lesser???

[j94712]

How much is the market price for a 2013 hatchling fire lesser male?
I'm trying to make a reasonable offer but just don't know how much to offer.

[Annarose15]

Did the seller not post a price? Quality and starting price are determining factors.

[zues]

If the seller doesn't give a price I don't think they have the right to be offended by an offer. Prices on the same morph can vary so much it's hard to guess what the seller is thinking. For example I was just dealing with someone for fire females. After searching around I found fire females ranging from 475 plus shipping to 250 shipped. Don't try to offend them but offer on what you think is the low side of fair.

[Rickys_Reptiles]

400.00

[brobertson]

One was recently sold on this site for 800 in a flash, although it was breeder sized. For a hatchling, maybe 500-700 for a male, 700 to 1 grand for a girl.

[j94712]

thanks guys!

ok so this guy ad said that if i don't know the value of the snake, i won't be getting one....
i know this is a pretty nice morph, so didn't want to low ball him.
He is waiting on the first shed and meal for this snake and justing taking some offers for now.
When the snake is ready, best offer can take it.

[don15681]

thanks guys!

ok so this guy ad said that if i don't know the value of the snake, i won't be getting one....
i know this is a pretty nice morph, so didn't want to low ball him.
He is waiting on the first shed and meal for this snake and justing taking some offers for now.
When the snake is ready, best offer can take it.

already don't like the ad. I understand there's a lot of low ballers out there. and dealing with it is part of selling. I never get mad when someone give me a low price when I vend at a show. I just tell them sorry I can't accept that, but thank you for the offer. no need for attitude, it gets you nowhere. I wouldn't buy from an ad like that. I like smooth transactions not attitude when money is involved.

[wwmjkd]

I also wouldn't purchase from someone taking offers on an animal that's not yet established. unless that's what you're in the market for.

if a seller wants to list a right of first refusal, an unhatched egg, a new hatchling right out of the egg, etc., that's his business. but as a buyer you're still speculating at that point, and you don't have any indication that you're buying a healthy snake. at least in my opinion. if he's truly curious about his financial return, there are plenty of places to go on a fishing expedition, both public and private.

[zues]

I agree with others. With that type of attitude I would walk away and look elsewhere.

[hypersomniacjoo]

absolutely agree, skip this one and buy one from someone who isn't a jerk.