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    is a 800g+ spider worth $300? proven breeder

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    Re: spider

    Male or female? I'm assuming male, since proven breeder females are usually well over 1000g... either way, I'd say that's a pretty good deal. I purchased a hatchling spider for $250, and they increase in value as they grow.
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    Re: spider

    It's a very good deal i got my male spider proven breeder 850g for 300.00

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    Re: spider

    Depends on what you are looking for, $300 for a proven breeder is a low price (expect to pay $200+ for an hatchling male) however I would personally pass on a low grade spider even for $300.

    So it really depends on what this spider looks like and whether or not it appeals to YOU.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: spider

    Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
    Depends on what you are looking for, $300 for a proven breeder is a low price (expect to pay $200+ for an hatchling male) however I would personally pass on a low grade spider even for $300.

    So it really depends on what this spider looks like and whether or not it appeals to YOU.
    What would you consider a low grade spider ?

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    Re: spider

    Quote Originally Posted by Haydenphoto View Post
    What would you consider a low grade spider ?
    Busy pattern, lots of spots.

    Just remember that different people different tastes it's all about knowing what you like in a certain morph.
    Deborah Stewart


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    Re: spider

    [QUOTE=Deborah;1136736]Busy pattern, lots of spots.


    How does he look ?



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    Re: spider

    I like him
    Quote Originally Posted by Haydenphoto View Post
    How does he look?
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