Why We Are Idiots For Using Kingsnake.com To Price Our Animals

[PythonWallace]

I completely agree with the article, I've been thinking about that same scenario for years, and I'm glad to see a website like this coming along so I don't have to do it myself. I think I've said that before. Great job, guy!

Interesting read. It happens in all markets.

My feeling is that an item for sale is only worth as much as someone is willing to pay for it, and if you can affect how much someone is willing to pay for a snake by posting a few ads on a website, well that item was overvalued in the first place.

So with cbb yearling normals being about $20-$50, you're saying they were overpriced at $100, even though it costs at least $150 in food alone to care for that baby for that year? A pastel was over priced when they cost more than $100, even though the breeder paid $800 for the parents, and $$50-$100 just to hatch the eggs and feed the babies for a few months? The demand is substantially higher than we price our animals at, and kingsnake.com is the reason for it.