White snakes! - Page 2

Kingsnakechris · 04-14-12, 04:29 PM

Forgive me, I'm on a mobile touch screen, second I have seen PIEBALD's go for ALOT MORE then 500. I only failed once.

mykee · 04-14-12, 04:36 PM

You.
Failed.
Thrice.
Mobile or not.
You made three errors in one sentence. Must be some kind of record.
1. Piebalds are $500 now. They were "thousands" many years ago. No more.
2. Do you have a mobile device with a broken "E"?
3. Piebalds still aren't all white. Lucies are.

Kingsnakechris · 04-14-12, 04:39 PM

Ok then, I failed thricE. feel better?

mykee · 04-14-12, 04:45 PM

Meh, kinda...

**Aaron_S** · 04-14-12, 06:30 PM

Wayne...I need a pair of snow garters...hook...me...up

Lankyrob · 04-15-12, 09:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aaron_S

Wayne...I need a pair of snow garters...hook...me...up

Say "please"

Becky Goings · 04-16-12, 10:28 PM

Mykee, I've only been to a few expos, but the piebalds I've seen go for $1,000 or more. The 100% hets go for $500-$900. Where can you get them for $500? I'm interested in the piebald gene.

Gungirl · 04-17-12, 05:45 AM

I was just at an expo 2 weeks ago and I saw 4 or 5 good looking piebalds going for $300-$400 and most of the others where all around $600. Although there was 2-3 that where closer to $1000 but they where AMAZING.

Caylan · 04-17-12, 05:55 AM

Piebalds are really cheap now, and this is in Canada even. No doubt you can find them under $500 in the states if you look hard enough.

Will0W783 · 04-17-12, 06:45 AM

Kat, you've seen them as low as $300-400?? I see them go for $600-800 around me. Males are usually in the $600-750 range and females around $800+. If I saw a pied for $300, I'd snatch that up in a second.

Gungirl · 04-17-12, 07:05 AM

The Expo in Manchester New Hampshire had a few good looking ones for $300-$400. I will most likely be getting one or 2 after we are done moving. Let me see if I can remember the breeder and I will PM you the info. I spoke to them a bit so I think I remember but let me double check. I also know of one guy that sells males for $250 and females for $350 but he doesn't get them often.

insignia100 · 04-17-12, 08:06 AM

I'm also going to weigh in and point out that I've never seen a piebald for under $500. I've usually seen them in the $700-800 range. I'll make it a point to check prices at the Repticon show in Birmingham this summer.

Will0W783 · 04-17-12, 08:06 AM

Oh wow...$250 for a male pied would be awesome!!! I'm getting a good tax refund this year, and promised my friend I'd buy a baby Cryptelyptrops insularis from him when his female gives birth, but I could probably afford a pied too if they're that affordable now.

**Aaron_S** · 04-17-12, 08:07 AM

You guys are crazy...I think you need to look into shipping people. I'd ship across the country to get a good priced pied from a reputable person. Even with shipping costs it'll still be cheaper.

alessia55 · 04-17-12, 08:11 AM

Maybe you're interested in a blue-eyed lucy?

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or a black-eyed lucy?

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Piebalds aren't completely white.

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But I think they're out of your budget range