New baby GTP!!!

[andwhy6]

LUCKY! my next snake is going to be a baby sorong for sure! hoping to buy one for a xmas present for myself

[Kennyxemerson]

how much do they go for?

[Snape]

how much do they go for?

Anywhere between $500-2,000 depending what bloodline it comes from, bloodline is VERY important when it comes to GTPs, it's all about how attractive the sire and dam are.

[Nordinho]

I paid less than the $500 you're talking about. But I didn't get mine from a "big" breeder. I've been at this guy's place, and I saw he took good care of his animals (he also had some very cool bp morphs). The sire and dame were lovely, so I couldn't go wrong with this one

[Drago]

the yellow in that one is very nice. Will it stay yellow for it's full life?

[bearhart]

absolutely stunning!

how will the colors change over time?

[Sasquatch Art]

(We'll be expecting a full timeline of pics to document the astonishing color changes they go through and to show off those amazing adult colors that come in! )

Got that right

[Krazy99CL]

I would love to have one some day....Yours is beautiful.

From what Ive read they're very fragile their first year. Ill stick with my bloods and sumatrans

[Schlyne]

Good luck, and I hope he feeds well for you. I've been nervy about getting a very young GTP since I attended Greg Maxwell's talk on feeding baby chrondro's last year.

In fact, after reading his book I'm still think I've got my hands into to many other projects to get one.

They are still drool worthy though

[Nordinho]

I only had some trouble with feeding the firts two times.

After this, it feeds all by himself (or herself, don't know yet). It's a very agressive eater