does anyone have any idea how these people mark up bps the way they do.almost everything that looks slighty different than the classic bp is automaticly rare and special. why is this does any body actually buy these animals??
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ball python morphs
trg12528
Sep 06, 2004 04:14 PM
Replies (3)
jeff favelle
Sep 06, 2004 04:17 PM
What people? What morphs? I don't think anyone can answer your question without more information. Are you talking real morphs? Or are you talking the normal wild-caughts that plague the classifieds that the usual scum are passing for genetically-proven animals?
trg12528
Sep 06, 2004 04:23 PM
yes the normal bps that are being sold as sumthing there not
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tree boas all the fun none of the venom
lilroach56
Sep 06, 2004 06:51 PM
For people who wan't to get into the ball python morph market without spending a ton of money. A super yellow blackback (that is a genetically unproven animal, and most likely not a blackback) for $300 seems like a good idea. If people won't buy those normals for $300, then they won't cost $300.
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