I have read many post about how to price MY Ball Pythons. I was talking with a friend last night and we where laughing on how pricing is anything but linear on the WEB. I guess we both decided that a BP is sold for what ever the guy or girl that owns it wants to sell it for. We also think some people post snakes on the web and over price it just so they can say....Look what I got. And if you want it Bend Over. Anyway, when I was buying BPs back in late 2007 it seemed to me that most of the BPs out there for sale where really uniformly priced. But, on that note they where uniformly priced EXPENSIVE. Now I see the same morphs varying all over the place. It can't be easy for a newbie or even a non newbie to decide on what to buy when they see pricing so non standard. No two breeders have the same pricing anymore. Is there a formula that anyone uses or knows about on how to price BPs. Going to the sites and seeing what people are selling them for is just not good enough anymore. There is really no way to do that unless you just want the low and highs and that is no way to price a BP. But it is obvious to me that is why BPs are getting so much cheaper every day. The new breeder sees what they are selling for and than list their new clutch for 25.00 less than the latest add.

Regards,
Bill Rubin
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