Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
Hi,

End of the day it depends entirely on what yourself and the seller feel is a fair price.

A picture of the animal would help us decide what we think of the price on a personal level - if it looks like a low grade graziani then the price is steep but if it looks like a high grade graz pastel with an unusual twist through the stonewash then I would say the price could be spot on or even cheap.

Without seeing the animal I don't know what to tell you.


dr del
Thanks for the reply , i cant get a pic until the shipment is in as the breeder dont have a pic himself . As soon as im able to get a pic i shal post it

Quote Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead View Post
Have you asked the breeder if this line is genetic? As in can he guarantee that it is reproducable.

That would seal or kill the deal for me.

If it is just a phenotype (the look) and not the genotype (genetics) then it is up to you if you want to pay that for a snake simply because you like the look of it.

Bruce
Thanks for the reply ,

I have sent a email asking him if its genetic and im looking forward to finding out .

Quote Originally Posted by nova2door View Post
Stan Ruppel started the stonewashed pastel line he then changed the name to ruppel line pastels.
but the male he used that produced the stonwashed pastels was a grazaini line pastel.
if you like the snake and think its a good price then buy it, if not wait and find one you like for a good price.
Thanks for the reply

BB