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I think what you need to do is read up on breeding the speices you are interested in. Its best to have the hatchlings feeding regularly before selling them on and that doesnt mean they will instantly sell, you may be left with some for months. The average price for a baby is £50 but this may change in time. Different pet shops will buy them for different prices but they need to mark up the price themselves so wont pay much per baby.
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A) How much will a baby boa sell for - £55 - £120
B) does anyone know what pet shops will buy them for - Stockport Pet Warehouse Might C)Whats the chances of me selling em all? - Quite good.
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If you sell them at a reasonable price, then they should sell without too much problem.
If I were you, concentrate on the MBK's, everyone seems to be after one atm! ![]() ![]()
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