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    Re: Ball python morph standards? Shows?

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    Another question. What defines a Ball python's price? Odds? Or preference? Both?
    Supply and demand. Nice female pastels are always in demand, but due to the quantity of them being produced, can only fetch a price of $200 or so for even very exceptional examples. On the other end of the spectrum, male bananas were going for as much as $50-60,000 earlier this year because there were only a handful of them known to be around.

    The odds of hitting certain morphs affect the price as well. If you're selling a double recessive animal, that was likely a project that took years to complete, and therefore can command higher prices.

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