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    Re: BP prices.

    Quote Originally Posted by Phantomtip View Post
    Sorry brain shut down on morph for a minute. I went to look it up lol. Its the desert morph. If the females are barren why do they still try to sell them for so much? For breeders they won't be worth anything. They would basically be the equivalent of a normal wouldn't they? I'm full of questions this morning. Couldn't sleep and they are popping out now. Yes normals are really beautiful, because they range so much in color and pattern. Yes the prices are up and down right now because of Christmas. It's almost like BPs are the new puppy for Christmas. Does anyone else feel this way?
    The prices for deserts are high because they are pretty and there aren't many. Not everyone breeds, some people just want a nice-looking pet. However, to a breeder a desert female is worth less than a normal female, because at least the normal female can be bred, and while she can't produce combo morphs, depending on her looks she may help to improve certain genes.

    If you're strictly looking for a pet try to find a normal with a sweet disposition. One of my favorites is a normal girl who isn't much to look at from a "morph" standpoint, but she's on my list of ambassador snakes and is one of just two that will come to the front of the tub to check you out when you slide it out of the rack. All of my others race to the back or duck into a hide, hiss, strike, etc.

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