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They should be very cheap, considering that a blizzard and albino are very inexpensive. However if you want to get into blazing blizzards, then I suggest that you buy a group of a male blizzard and 5 female albinos. This way you produce your own double hets, and have a rather large group (maybe 1.50). This way you may have a chance of producing a single blazing blizzard, so you should incubate all animals to be male.

Blazing Blizzards will NOT be cheap at all. If I produce any that are excess, and that is a BIG IF, I will be offering them at about $1500 each. I do not know of anyone else that will be offering at a lower price either.

It seems that BB's are very difficult to produce. MUCH more difficult than any line bred trait. I am not sure if that is because of weak genes or genetic incompatibility, but it is flat out TOUGH, and that equals a higher price.

Steven

>>Blazing Blizzards will NOT be cheap at all. If I produce any that are excess, and that is a BIG IF, I will be offering them at about $1500 each. I do not know of anyone else that will be offering at a lower price either.
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Whar if I whine really good and loud, could I get your second born BB as a birthday present?

>>Whar if I whine really good and loud, could I get your second born BB as a birthday present?

Your name is quite appropriate ;p
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Steven Beckerman
E2MacPets

i think the answer to the question "how much will double hets" be this year, is very cheap. double hets are easy to produce and there are lots of them floating around. double homozygous will, of course, be more..

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I was saying that DOUBLE HETS would be cheap, blazing blizzards will be beyond expenisive. You have produced some? What was the percentage of blazing to total hatchlings? I think that $1500 is a bit cheap for a blazing, considering there very rare. I believe that Prehistoric Pets will have them at $5000 when they are first realeased.

Prehistoric also sells high-yellow leopard geckos for $100. I think that they are over priced.