I need help finding prices for a school project

[msubigdawg]

Hi, I have to give a powerpoint presentation for my paper on color morphs on snakes in my genetics class. Well I really would like to throw in a few slides of some real good examples of high priced morphs. If anyone could give me the prices for some good morphs or even the original price for the first one like the first albino or hypo. It doesnt have to be just pythons I can use it on boas or corns. But just anything to help like that. Also if anyone could tell me the price for piebald Snowflake sold by Bosch. I appreciate any help
Thanks

[justinO]

I'm guessing you are looking for USD since you are in Georgia so here goes:

first it depends on the sex and age/grams of the ball python, so all these numbers are approx.

With spiders: males are around $6000-8000 USD
females are about $4000-5000 USD.

With albinos: males & females are about the same $2500 for younger, $4000-5000 for older ones.

Piebalds: are graded (more white = more money). Babies are sold for anywhere from $5500-9000 USD.

Axanthic: hatchlings anywhere from $3000-5000 USD.

Mojaves: males around $9000-12000
females around $7000-8000

Pastels: regular Grazani line (not lemon or blonde) males: $1200-1500. females $1800-$2200 USD

Genetic stripe: $20,000-25,000 USD each.

That's just a few, I couldn't think of all the others off the top of my head, there's so many!!!!!

Jessy

[jlax786]

holy crap!!!!!! i can't believe anyone acctually pays that much for a snake!!

[NadaNaga]

Have you checked out NERD? They sell some snakes for 30k and upwards. Here's a morph site they have. http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ball_gallery.html

[sharno]

i was just gonna say check out nerd

[NadaNaga]

Originally posted by sharno
i was just gonna say check out nerd

Ha ha, beat ya to it! ;)

[mykee]

Ask Alan Bosch (if he tells, which I doubt): reptileman1@juno.com

[nita]

Originally posted by jlax786
holy crap!!!!!! i can't believe anyone acctually pays that much for a snake!!

LOL, well worth it for those snakes too. At least most of them. :D