How much would it cost?

Bartman · 10-08-04, 07:06 PM

I was thinking today, my biggest mistake is always buying something and when its all grown up looking for an older one to breed to it. So I was thinking today maybe I should get a baby of something really nice and let them sort of grow up together. Then when im ready to breed in 2 years lets say, id have a nice pair to start off with.

So I was wondering what bci morph was in an around 400-800 and an actuall morph.

Or how much would an extremely nice normal cost?

Thanks!!

Invictus · 10-08-04, 07:12 PM

For the 400-800 range, get a male salmon boa and a normal female. You'll thank yourself, trust me! I'm kicking the CRAP out of myself for not getting a male salmon this year.

Bartman · 10-08-04, 07:15 PM

Well ive got a nice "reduced" male so I wanted something to pair up with him.

How much would a female salmon boa be?

Invictus · 10-08-04, 07:27 PM

You might be able to find one in the same range for a female. I already commented on your male boa, that's going make for some killer babies if you do find a salmon female. BigDan here in Calgary breeds them, but I'm not sure if he has any more this year. Might be worth sending him a PM to find out.

Linds · 10-12-04, 09:58 PM

You will need to wait longer than 2 years as well, if you get babies. Absolute minimum for breeding boas is 3 years.

Really nice normals (neonates) generally go for the same price as regulars ($100-$150), but are sometimes priced as high as $300. Buying really teeny babies can sometimes be a bit of a risk if you don't know what the parents look like, since most boas do lose their light colouration as adults.