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    Simple, supply and demand is showing you that we have far far too many breeders for far too few customers.
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    Re: Prices down?

    Quote Originally Posted by snakesRkewl View Post
    Simple, supply and demand is showing you that we have far far too many breeders for far too few customers.
    I agree with this, everywhere I look-Kingsnake, Facebook, Fauna,, there are insane amounts of snakes up for sale and I often ask myself, are there really that many buyers to meet such a huge supply of snakes?

    I think the guys that raise their animals to 'well started' i.e. $140g+, that was the buyer know they're buying a solid animal rather than one who has only eaten a max of 3 times and after the shipping stress could prove to be a finicky eater with not much body weight to support not eating for a few weeks to a month...

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    Re: Prices down?

    Quote Originally Posted by BigIan View Post
    I agree with this, everywhere I look-Kingsnake, Facebook, Fauna,, there are insane amounts of snakes up for sale and I often ask myself, are there really that many buyers to meet such a huge supply of snakes?

    I think the guys that raise their animals to 'well started' i.e. $140g+, that was the buyer know they're buying a solid animal rather than one who has only eaten a max of 3 times and after the shipping stress could prove to be a finicky eater with not much body weight to support not eating for a few weeks to a month...
    Personally, I rather have the one that only has taken 3 meals so I can move him into my setup and get him accustomed to it. Don't get me wrong well started is great and all put not my first preference.

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