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    Very clean Spider. Nice!

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    Very nice! Will you be holding back your Spider? What's the market like for ball pythons in Poland?
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    Congrats! Lucky with the female that's awesome !


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    Re: Out of the eggs :)

    Quote Originally Posted by Slim View Post
    Very nice! Will you be holding back your Spider? What's the market like for ball pythons in Poland?
    Yes, I'm planning to keep this spider (I was hoping for a female, because I want to ewentually pair it with my lesser to make some lesserbees ). I would sell the spider if it would happen to be a male .

    Market in Poland is actually getting better each year. Morphs are still pretty expensive (for example for a female spider you would have to pay around 300$ ), especially those rare one's. It might sound strange for you, but actually very first pied's in Poland were hatched last year . Actually I think that first 2 gene morphs were hatched last year also - not by me ofcourse .
    But everything is going in a good direction except for the government that tries to make it harder anyway they can :/.
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    Nice little spider you got there. Congrats!

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    That spider is very pretty!

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    Re: Out of the eggs :)

    Congrats on your first babies... that spider is sweet too
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