What's it worth to ya? - Page 2

Strutter769 · 12-26-11, 11:30 AM

Welcome back from your holiday break! (-:

We have decided to let this pair go for the beat offer. In fairness, remember, one of them is also injured now, and as you've probably read, it appears to be superficial. He/she has eaten once (feeding day again today, stay tuned).

Please PM me if you're interested.

Also, I've never shipped an animal, so would have to check into those costs.

mykee · 12-27-11, 05:15 PM

The Toffee is no longer a Prize. With the lies and over-inflated pricing on what is truly an overvalued morph, those poss. het toffees are worth about $30. The toffee market will correct itself what with the release of the new information with regards to it's genetics and it's albino compatibility. Look for toffees to be in the $1000-$1500 range in the next year or so.

Strutter769 · 12-27-11, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by mykee

The Toffee is no longer a Prize. With the lies and over-inflated pricing on what is truly an overvalued morph, those poss. het toffees are worth about $30. The toffee market will correct itself what with the release of the new information with regards to it's genetics and it's albino compatibility. Look for toffees to be in the $1000-$1500 range in the next year or so.

Thanks Mykee! That makes my decision to try to find them a new home just a bit easier.

**millertime89** · 12-29-11, 02:38 PM

I was thinking, if you really wanted to breed these, wouldn't it be best to get known hets to prove their genetics?

youngster · 12-29-11, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by millertime89

I was thinking, if you really wanted to breed these, wouldn't it be best to get known hets to prove their genetics?

PHs are much cheaper than DHs

**millertime89** · 12-29-11, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by youngster

PHs are much cheaper than DHs

I'm aware, but with a known het, if you don't get any visible recessives then you KNOW beyond shadow of a doubt, which snake isn't het.