Are fireballs to expensive to begin working with? Would i be able to move my offspring in time accordingly? Would i be better off starting with a smaller priced snake?
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Advice on Fireballs.
jlotto22
Aug 27, 2007 08:53 AM
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royalkreationz
Aug 27, 2007 07:34 PM
The fireball is the morph of the future. Just take a look at the fireball pastel produced by Brandon Boeke of Priceless Pythons. The white snake is just a bonus, but a cool one at that.
If you think it is expensive, look at it this way. I paid $2,500 for my fire. If I get one pair from the three females he is going to breed next year, I would make two times what I paid for the snake. There is currently an advertisement on kingsnake.com for a 2006 fireball male that would be ready to breed this fall.
The fireball is mine, and the fireball pastel is the one produced by Brandon Boeke of Priceless Pythons.
BRhaco
Aug 27, 2007 07:38 PM
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