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    There are just too many out there by now. Go to any given expo and half the tables will be ball pythons. They are the most numerous species on Morph Market by a wide margin. Craigslist/classifieds/rescues are overflowing with them. Doesn't even matter if they're morphs (you can get a lot of single genes and even multi-gene combos for $100 or less if you know where to look), the market is simply that over-saturated.

    To give a personal example, I got my banana BP a little over 2 years ago for $250, which seemed about the standard price at the time. Now? You can get a banana with one or even two other genes in the mix for half that price.

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    Re: Ball Python Prices

    Quote Originally Posted by Snagrio View Post
    There are just too many out there by now. Go to any given expo and half the tables will be ball pythons. They are the most numerous species on Morph Market by a wide margin. Craigslist/classifieds/rescues are overflowing with them. Doesn't even matter if they're morphs (you can get a lot of single genes and even multi-gene combos for $100 or less if you know where to look), the market is simply that over-saturated.

    To give a personal example, I got my banana BP a little over 2 years ago for $250, which seemed about the standard price at the time. Now? You can get a banana with one or even two other genes in the mix for half that price.
    I had the opposite happen actually. I have a male redstripe that I got for $75 at an expo in 2018. Now I feel like I usually see them for a lot more. I suppose it could also be because he's much more vibrant now than he was when I got him, so maybe he was lower quality and the breeder wanted to get rid of him...? Idk, either way he's a gorgeous snake, even if he does like a lot like a normal. My avatar doesn't do his colors justice.
    Last edited by Animallover3541; 01-18-2023 at 11:54 AM.
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