Fair price 09 female pewter 1500grams?

[fredanthony]

Oh. And she's an 08. Sorry for the typo. Thanks guys..

[mainbutter]

Pictures are necessary too.

Pewters are variable enough to my eyes that a poor quality one might be worth X$, but if she's super faded with lots of that acid-wash going on that you sometimes get, I'd pay double or triple.

[Ntume]

Pictures are necessary too.

Pewters are variable enough to my eyes that a poor quality one might be worth X$, but if she's super faded with lots of that acid-wash going on that you sometimes get, I'd pay double or triple.

Like my Pewter? :p



Greets,

Yaron

[LadyOhh]

Just for my info. What makes would you consider the "right" males?

Double or triple co-doms...

[fredanthony]

Pictures are necessary too.

Pewters are variable enough to my eyes that a poor quality one might be worth X$, but if she's super faded with lots of that acid-wash going on that you sometimes get, I'd pay double or triple.

I'll see if i can post a pic. I have pewter bee and killer bee males.

[mpkeelee]

sorry, not trying to hijack just have a quick question that kinda goes along with this thread.

pewters are pastel x cinny correct??
if you go thru these pics u will see white almost like a lucy, where does the white come from??
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/super-pewter/

[mainbutter]

Like my Pewter? :p



Greets,

Yaron

PRECISELY! That is EXACTLY what I look for in a top quality pewter

[RichsBallPythons]

Id breed a pastel or super pastel to her.

And at 1500g female is fine to breed. Im tired of the noobs coming along stating female is too young or too small. Sorry but females can become egg bound at any size and any age. No one female is more prone to it than others.


If you have the money get her and use her this year

[AaronP]

Double or triple co-doms...

Exactly.

[loonunit]

Re: white on super pewters--a lot of super pewters and silver bullets have freckles or blotchiness. Something about mixing the super cinny with the pastel gene? I don't know if it's understood why that happens on some animals but not others, other than it's a sign of TOTAL AWESOMENESS.

Yeah, for an '08 I'd pay $2500. Maybe more if she weighed more, or if she was hot like that animal Ntume was posting.

If you already have a breeding size male sterling (or bullet, super pastel, super cinny or pewter), you stand a good chance of making back your money in one season. With a single gene male, it might take you a couple seasons to earn it back.

But I could also imagine seeing, say, the pewter genetic stripe for the first time, and deciding in a moment of crazed money-infused paint job lust that I absolutely HAD TO DO that project RIGHT NOW, and shelling out big bucks for a big pewter and a breeder g-stripe.