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shows vs. breeders
are the morphs more expensive at shows vs. buying directly from breeders. i'd think so cuz they'd have to keep up with the competition. am i right?
my current collection
1.2 kiddos
1.0 better half
0.1 mojave ball python (Nyx)
0.1 Dumerils Boa (Hemera)
1.0 Eastern Box turtle
3.4.? rats (? = litter coming any day now)
0.1 dutch rabbit (Lucy)
my "future hopefuls"
0.0.1 pied cockatiel 0.0.1 white bellied caique 0.0.2 guinea pigs
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Re: shows vs. breeders
It all depends....I've seen a lot of really good deals at shows but I've also seen a lot of ridiculous prices at shows as well.
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my current collection
1.2 kiddos
1.0 better half
0.1 mojave ball python (Nyx)
0.1 Dumerils Boa (Hemera)
1.0 Eastern Box turtle
3.4.? rats (? = litter coming any day now)
0.1 dutch rabbit (Lucy)
my "future hopefuls"
0.0.1 pied cockatiel 0.0.1 white bellied caique 0.0.2 guinea pigs
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Re: shows vs. breeders
 Originally Posted by ericzerka24
It all depends....I've seen a lot of really good deals at shows but I've also seen a lot of ridiculous prices at shows as well.
This.
Its been bad enough I've seen a "breeder" try to sell a regular pastel labeled as a super pastel. But that is not that common.
It kind of depends on the show or the breeder. I do most of my dealing and buying at shows because its easier for me, but i have bought offline and will continue to do so.
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Re: shows vs. breeders
Many Top Breeders sell at shows too
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Re: shows vs. breeders
I try to buy directly from the breeders.
When I have purchased animals from shows it's usually pre-arranged and I'm really only picking something up.
You can get good or bad deals, both at shows and online.
Gavin
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Re: shows vs. breeders
 Originally Posted by rabernet
I shop for the snake, not the price, so it's rare that I find a snake at a show that meets my criteria that I have for the morph I may be in the market for. It takes me longer to add to my collection, but I prefer to buy online and find the "perfect" snake for me, even if that means waiting, and waiting, and waiting in some cases - like I did for my cinnamon and lesser males - but I think the wait was worth it:
And I was not in the market for another pastel, but stumbled across this girl recently and had to add her:
Essentially - I don't add a morph just to add it - it has to be the best example that I can find - even if that means paying more for it.
I have a perfect bumblebee for ya so $10,000 it is. I accept paypal.
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Re: shows vs. breeders
 Originally Posted by ericzerka24
I have a perfect bumblebee for ya so $10,000 it is. I accept paypal.
Too bad I plan to produce my first bumblebee and am not shopping for one!
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Re: shows vs. breeders
man- thats really the best cinni ive ever seen. the lesser is stunning too. is that that pastel that u bought because of my pastel question thread???
garrick has really some nice pastels there...
but i agree- i do it like u. i dont go to a show and buy a lesser. i search the web fpr pics and if i like it, i per order it and buy it at the show.
bob clark and mike wilbanks have a cool way. when u preorder the snakes, they bring em for dollar price to germany- no additional charges like if i would import it myself (700$ for 1 package would really be too much- or u need to buy much animals or a killer ball for many thousands).
ive seen in a magazin a mojave- the best ive ever seen. for about half a year im searching an animal like taht and havent found it till now. but once if found it, ill be the happiest camper in the world...
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