The classifieds is still your best place to go. If you can't find 2000g or breeding weight female spiders listed, look for other similar morphs (mojave, pastel, pinstrip etc) and adjust accordingly.

In the end, it is probably simpler to decide what you want to get for the snake. If you are happy with $500 then ask for 20-30% percent more and take the offer matching your minimum price wanted. You can certainly just ask a high price like $2000 but state you will take bast offer...

Though with the co-dom morphs females and males don't seem to have much difference in price, sometimes the males are more than females...as they can impregnate many females whereas one female can only have one 'father' of her babies. (and only 5-7 eggs). So wouldn't hurt to check prices of adult male spiders.
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• What is a good price? - benlewis, Fri Sep 10 12:23:14 2010
• RE: What is a good price? - BuzzardBall, Fri Sep 10 12:46:47 2010
• RE: What is a good price? - benlewis, Fri Sep 10 13:10:51 2010
• RE: What is a good price? - Matt97bps, Fri Sep 10 13:39:17 2010
• RE: What is a good price? - PHLdyPayne, Fri Sep 10 14:29:02 2010
• RE: What is a good price? - PoggialiReptiles, Fri Sep 10 16:01:02 2010
• LOL Lady - wohlerswi, Fri Sep 10 23:31:45 2010
• RE: LOL Lady - PHLdyPayne, Sat Sep 11 05:24:08 2010
• good price? for you? good for me? - JYohe, Fri Sep 10 16:52:24 2010