i look at it like this say you you spend $1000 on a male pastel and $4000 on a female spider both animals add up to $5000 now when bred ,say you have a 25% chance of getting a bumblebee spider (my genetic probability may be off if so sorry someone will correct me im sure)

and u have 4 eggs id multiply that added total x 4 which gives you $20,000 which is still way less than what people charge but $38,000 for a bumblebee spider is a little steep in my opinion for the price of the animals that it took to make i think price should depend on genetic probability within reason



I hope i answered that ? correctly and objectivly

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• How come some ball pythons are absurdly expensive? - silenthill, Tue Jun 14 18:34:22 2005
• RE: How come some ball pythons are absurdly expensive? - rcr, Tue Jun 14 18:54:35 2005
• No I'm more of a boa guy - silenthill, Tue Jun 14 23:01:20 2005
• RE: How come some ball pythons are absurdly expensive? - XtremeXteriors, Tue Jun 14 20:33:42 2005
• So its mainly about the money - silenthill, Tue Jun 14 22:58:15 2005
• RE: So its mainly about the money - coldthumb, Tue Jun 14 23:12:17 2005
• RE: So its mainly about the money - coldthumb, Tue Jun 14 23:15:26 2005
• yes and no - XtremeXteriors, Wed Jun 15 03:42:26 2005
• Demand exceeds supply... np. - coldthumb, Tue Jun 14 21:37:40 2005
• That's about all there is to it. Good answer. n/p - AnthonyCaponetto, Wed Jun 15 06:19:33 2005
• RE: How much of a demand is there really? - BRYAN139, Wed Jun 15 10:02:50 2005
• RE: How much of a demand is there really? - gotboids18, Thu Jun 16 09:39:44 2005
• Three things... - Paul Edwards, Thu Jun 16 23:44:23 2005