You will be able to get a good price for plain old albinos for a very long time to come. Thousands of new people get interested in this hobby every year and want albino boas. The yearly production of albinos is not even close to the demand yet. There is no reason at all for albino breeders to lower their price for these guys (why some are is beyond me.) I certainly don't see pet shops over run with albino boas With so many big breeders now concentrating on the newer and more expensive morphs the plain old albinos have taken a back seat and some big breeders are producing less of them. I have yet to see an albino breeder that does not sell out every year. Albinos and hets are still one of the best reptile "investments" and pets on the market.

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• What type of Boas...... - ajfreptiles, Mon Mar 28 07:32:44 2005
• RE: What type of Boas...... - madisonrecords, Mon Mar 28 10:58:41 2005
• How is the "Market in bad shape?" - Jamesman, Mon Mar 28 12:55:50 2005
• RE: How is the "Market in bad shape?" - madisonrecords, Mon Mar 28 13:16:05 2005
• RE: How is the "Market in bad shape?" - sonoranreptile, Mon Mar 28 14:57:27 2005
• RE: That is a great answer Derek... - ajfreptiles, Mon Mar 28 15:28:50 2005
• RE: How is the "Market in bad shape?" - bthacker, Mon Mar 28 16:08:56 2005
• O.K. smart guy........ - madisonrecords, Mon Mar 28 20:17:26 2005
• RE: How is the "Market in bad shape?" - Paradigmboas, Mon Mar 28 16:20:23 2005
• Great post! Your points, IMHO, are right on. n/p - sonoranreptile, Mon Mar 28 22:08:07 2005