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Do you think it's possible to find.....

Charlotte Aug 16, 2004 04:15 PM

Do you think it's possible to find a HATCHLING female white phase albino retic anywhere?

I see a lot for sale that are like 6 feet plus.

Also-- it seems that $2,000 seems to be the asking price right now... I'm curious to know if anyone might have them a bit cheaper.
*sigh* It seems like I've been waiting forever....

Replies (2)

Amelia Aug 16, 2004 05:05 PM

Try contacting some of the big breeders like mike wilbanks, or bob clark, they should have some hatchlings.

Chance Aug 16, 2004 05:21 PM

It is certainly possible to find cheaper albinos out there. Usually, the only people that ask the full $2k on them are the big guys already mentioned, Bob Clark, Mike Wilbanks, Prehistoric Pets, etc. I've gotten a couple of retics, including one albino (dark lavendar phase), from Mike Wilbanks and have to say that his customer service is unbeatable. He's a very personable dealer and is very fair with his pricing, payment plans, etc. Speaking of payment plans, that's always an option. That's what I did to get my tiger het male from Mike. I just gave him a stated amount I'd for sure do each month, and sent any extra money I could whenever I could.

There are lots of people now breeding albino retics, so you can expect their prices to drop, and we're already seeing the beginnings of that now. I believe the cheapest I've ever seen albinos (whites and lavendars) has been around $1400 to $1500. Basically it just boils down to what bloodline you want, what name you want behind your animals, or how close to that bloodline you want (i.e. I bought this snake from a guy that got his breeders from Bob Clark, etc). Kinda weird to have "name brands" with snakes huh? lol Anyway, hope this helped.
-Chance

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