I've been curious about this for awhile. I was at the Hamburg show on Saturday, and I saw quite a few adult Columbians, Argentines, and even a couple Hoggs, of both sexes for $100-$300. There were several breedable female Columbians for $150, while there were quite a few baby normals for $100 and up, and the baby Argentines were $125 and up, while there were adults for $200. Does any body know why adults are so cheap compared to babies?
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LONG LIVE METAL!!!!



MY COLLECTION:

1.0 '04 Columbian BCI

0.1 '05 Blood Python

1.2 Ball Pythons



MY WISHLIST (I turn 18 on June 16th ):

A Northern Blue-Tongue Skink

1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boas

1.1 Hogg Island Boas

1.0 Salmon BCI

0.2 Columbian BCI

1.1 Sumatran Short-Tail Pythons

1.1 Borneo Short-Tail Pythons

1.1 Dumerils Boas

1.1 Suriname BCC

1.2 Spotted Pythons

2.4 African House Snakes

2.4 Bearded Dragons

1.2 Rankins Dragons

2.6 Crested Geckos

1.1 purebred Dobermans

0.1 black German Shepherd

2 ferrets

A Senegal Parrot

A Sun Conure

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• Why are adult boas so cheap? - SnakeFreak, Tue Feb 28 10:55:02 2006
• RE: Why are adult boas so cheap? - jasonw, Tue Feb 28 11:14:10 2006
• Another reason... - PGoss, Tue Feb 28 11:28:49 2006
• RE: Another reason... - JasonReese, Tue Feb 28 14:35:57 2006
• Agree with others BUT ... - junglehabitats, Wed Mar 1 06:49:40 2006
• RE: Why are adult boas so cheap? - bcijoe, Tue Feb 28 15:20:07 2006
• correct Joe - junglehabitats, Wed Mar 1 06:54:10 2006
• RE: correct Joe - bcijoe, Wed Mar 1 09:57:23 2006
• thats quite a wishlist in your sig! np - carl3, Fri Mar 3 20:51:09 2006