How many of you have actually sold a pair of "fire balls" for $100,000.00? Does the demand really exceed the supply at market prices that high? To put it in perspective, Afleet Alex, the horse that won the Preakness and Belmont Stakes was bought for $70,000.00. Wassup with that? And considering the number of people wrapped up in the morph craze, everybody seems like they're trying to hatch out bumble bees or something high priced. I just wonder if the prices and the boom are caused by people getting in to try to get rich and basicaly driving the market to feed off itself.

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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