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yeh similar here..
i've not spent too much on one, maybe 500 or so, but in one go i have spent about 5/6k i guess
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I havent got anything very expensive right now (mostly because the things I like arent huge money thankfully!) but if I really wanted something I would scrimp and save for a few months to get it.
I wouldnt like to spend more than £300 on a single animal, but thats a reflection of my lacklustre bank balance. If I had the extra money or could save it up, I'd be willing to spend it.
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My wifes parrot is worth around £800, but that's hers so I can use it as a bargaining chip when I want an Albino Royal... I don't think it will work though...
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I think it's a very personal question, because it's not necessarily related to the amount of money a person has.
I've said here before that even if I won £ 100 million on the lottery tomorrow, I'd not pay more than £ 1000.00 for a snake. I'm sorry, but I don't think any snake should be worth more than that at a push (even the trendy morphs). Also, I know a few people who are a lot worse off than I am, and have much more expensive snakes. For me it's a lot to do with the gratification I get from my pets rather than how mcuh it cost. For instance, I've got an adult anery corn that I paid £ 100.00 and I'm sure I would struggle to get my money back if I decided to sell her, but for me she's priceless. I also have some moral problems, in theory I would not buy or sell animals (specially cats and dogs). I have some problems looking at them as commodity (although it doesn't upset me at all that people trade them), but I would rather rehome an animal than buy one. Of course I do buy snakes, because there are no other ways to get certain breeds, etc, but I've rehomed some snakes in the past and would rehome again if needed.
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the thing is, it costs so much money to produce and establish a new morph, that the amount is bound to be a high asking price to begin with.. they always drop though if you wat to wait a bit.
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Not sure on this as there wouldn't really be a limit as to what I would spend if I had it, I said to the wife last week I wouldn't be buying anything now for a few months and have already bought a pair of Candy Canes and a BCI and my list for when I go to Hamm is growing by the minute.
I always look ahead though before buying at what they need to be housed in the future. I have started to get a couple of things that will need 4ft+ vivs, so have to look at space. In reality though I think it would be about £300-£400, The most expensive so far was are Tort at £200. Snake wise everything has been under £100 each, with a lot at bargain prices. |
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