Yep, most things seek a more affordable price level after a while. I remember when captive-bred mandarin sub-adults were around $1500 bucks or so. Gosh, what about the tricolored albino Hondurans for $3,000 per hatchling when they first hit the market in 1994-95...LOL!

That's how the ol' hobby rolls though..

Congrats on your new Bamboo, and post some pics for us to ogle over when you get it..LOL!




~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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• Thai Bamboo Rat snake. - Steveoinlvnv, Thu Jun 2 03:32:21 2011
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