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    Re: Price drops

    Quote Originally Posted by nixer View Post
    because it takes quite a bit to get birds to breed and then there is the rearing of the young handfeeding, you dont get alot of eggs, and there isnt half as many bird breeders out there. plus they dont import alot
    I raise and hand feed my baby ball pythons. Plus, with over 20 breeders, I only got two clutches this year. Plus, how many spiders are imported each year? Less than there are parrots. Plus, there are hundreds of times more people buying multiple ball python morphs than there are buying parrots. Plus, people who buy ball pythons will typically buy several to dozens to hundreds of ball pythons, where people who by parrots, might by 2-3, with a majority probably only having a single parrot.

    What about the other reptiles that hold their value? What about the bottoming out prices on ball morphs typically being lower than cost?
    What are these mojavas I keep hearing so much about?

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