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    Re: Desert male or female?..

    100 % get a male. Male, Male, Male!!!!!!!!!!

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    Re: Desert male or female?..

    agree with everyone else... definitely go with a male

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    Re: Desert male or female?..

    If I was going to buy a desert, it would definitely be a female. Males start depreciating significantly the moment you buy them, probably somewhere near50% a year. Females, on the other hand, actually increase in value from hatchling up until near breeder size. They hold their value well for awhile but will eventually depreciate, just at a MUCH slower rate than males.

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    Re: Desert male or female?..

    Quote Originally Posted by JayCee View Post
    If I was going to buy a desert, it would definitely be a female. Males start depreciating significantly the moment you buy them, probably somewhere near50% a year. Females, on the other hand, actually increase in value from hatchling up until near breeder size. They hold their value well for awhile but will eventually depreciate, just at a MUCH slower rate than males.
    With Desert being the exception, with rumours of females taking an age to attain breeding weight, and/or not producing viable clutches.
    If someone hatches a killer super desert, you'll wish you had bought a female, but I'd stick with a male.

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    Re: Desert male or female?..

    go for a male cuz u can expariment and u can always breed him to a normal and try and get more desert ghost's u can play with

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    he is talking about a desert, not a desert ghost.

    desert is co-dom
    desert ghost is recessive

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