Very good perspective on pricing animals for sale

[mues155]

Awesome read! Thanks to the OP truly!

I've thought of the way prices have dropped on these animals but I havnt thought of it like this.
Everyone who is selling snakes should read this article!

[rabernet]

As someone who is just getting into ball pythons and beginning to buy a few to prepare for breeding in the future, I have no idea who those people are he recommends speaking to. Is it wrong for me to look at pricing on kingsnake.com to try and figure out what a reasonable price on a morph is? I intend to go to the Phoenix Reptile Expo in November and all I have to go off of pricing wise is kingsnake.

Call Brian Barczyk. Call Kevin McCurley. Call Bob Clark. Call Adam Wysocki. Call Pete Kahl. Call Kim Bell. Call Colette Sutherland. Call Tracy Barker

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Call Brian Barczyk = Snakebytes
Call Kevin McCurley = NERD
Call Bob Clark = Imported the first albino ball python and the first to re-produce them.
Call Adam Wysocki = No longer in the ball python business
Call Pete Kahl = Imported the first pieds and made his name with piebalds
Call Kim Bell = Reptile Industries
Call Colette Sutherland = The Snake Keeper
Call Tracy Barker = VPI, co-author of Pythons of the World, Volume II: Ball Pythons

[Wh00h0069]

Is it wrong for me to look at pricing on kingsnake.com to try and figure out what a reasonable price on a morph is?

If you plan to sell on Kingsnake.com, then no. You should price your animals according to your venue. If you are going to sell at a reptile show or online, then price your animals accordingly.

[ColinWeaver]

If you are going to sell at a reptile show or online, then price your animals accordingly.

Regarding the selling of animals at trade shows: http://ballpythonbreeder.com/2010/03...esale-pricing/

[benwallage9]

Regarding the selling of animals at trade shows: http://ballpythonbreeder.com/2010/03...esale-pricing/

why haven't you made the raptitrack site?