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The most I spent on an individual corn snake was a grand.
but the seller did put on free delivery ![]() Stephen
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it depends whether the question is, what can you actually afford to part with for a reptile? what would you feasbily pay for a reptile if you had the cash? or whats the most "one" could pay for a reptile
to answer those questions 1) bugger all at the moment 2) 3 grand, depends on how flush i was at the time and if for example my breeding projects were bearing fruit 3) i believe mike wilbanks' piebald retic is one of the most expensive snakes out there, not really sure on a figure but i would say tens of thousands (of dollars) if not 100,000 plus |
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_____________________________________________ WANTED Two female Opal Corns preferably 07's PM Me.... |
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