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RE: bumble bee

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Posted by: Pfan151 at Fri Dec 8 10:38:19 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Pfan151 ]  
   

What do you consider exspenive? I think the price is pretty low right now. If you were to buy a spider and a pastel you would spend around a $1000. You then have to raise it up for at least 2 years. Then you hope your snake breeds. Next you have to hope your snake produces good eggs. Then you have to hope you hit the odds and actually produce a Bumble bee. I would rather pay the money for the Bumble bee and save 3 or more years.
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