I understand you not wanting to pay top dollar for a boa, but if not interested in breeding why would state "I don't know if it’s worth the money, since I can't make it back by breeding." and why would it matter if the price drops? I am a firm believer that if you are going to buy something..... then buy the best! When people want something just for eye value then a return of investment is not really a question you should be asking. After all if you are buying the boa as a pet than this means you are keeping it for life, not just until you tire of it and try to resell it. If you are looking for a top notch pet, if you do your homework, you may find a quality boa at a reasonable price…. in the end you may not be able to resist temptation to breed and you will have a good foundation animal to work with. Many people here will work with you and allow you some type of payment plan; in the end you will be happy with an A grade boa.

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• Is it worth paying over $1000 for an albino if I don't want to breed? - silenthill, Wed Apr 27 19:09:10 2005
• it all depends on........ - koky6869, Wed Apr 27 19:20:22 2005
• Yes - digital_reptiles, Wed Apr 27 19:23:25 2005
• Morphs like Albino's are always worth the market price!!! More - scottbradley, Wed Apr 27 21:06:38 2005
• RE: Is it worth paying over $1000 for an albino if I don't want to breed? - johnnyblazekfd, Thu Apr 28 09:51:11 2005
• YOU SHOULD NOT EVEN CONSIDER BREEDING EYELESS ALBINOS - callmedaddie, Thu Apr 28 11:25:29 2005
• he never said anything about breeding the blind snake..... - chicagopsych, Thu Apr 28 23:26:13 2005
• RE: Is it worth paying over $1000 for an albino if I don't want to breed? - callmedaddie, Thu Apr 28 11:39:16 2005