0.1 CB Reduced Het Albino Breeder

I have a few balls I am getting rid of for a new purchase. I hate to get rid of this one, but here she is.

SOLD---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------->Thanks Scott

0.1 CB Reduced Het Albino Breeder. She is currently at 1710 grams empty. She was born in 2001 and produced by Snake Keeper. She is super friendly and all of my animals are live rat eaters. She has NOT been bred and/or cooled for this season and has never been bred for that matter. She was paired with my albino male and I did see them lock up and there is a potential for her to be gravid. The key word is potential, as I do not guarantee she is gravid. She is currently in Pre-shed . She was palpated and does have almost marble sized follicles, which means she's ready TODAY!!! She is a superb ball and will return your money a couple of times for this season. Ready for your male NOW!!! Asking $2500 one screamin deal.

I offer a full Genetics guarantee as well as health. I am Paypal verified and references available upon request.

For additional questions or pictures feel free to email me at 5StarrMorphs@gmail.com or call me at 503-430-0074

Thanks for Your Investment,

Jeff & Starr



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I was asked this question tonight and here's how I addressed it incase anyone had a similar question.

Inquiry;

"Can you tell me any reason why one would pay 3K for a het when you can get an actuall albino for less then that? just wanted to know"


My response;

"I appreciate the inquiry.

It does say or best offer.

The reasoning behind it is simple. It is a reduced pattern SK line and if bred to an Albino, given her size, you should expect 3 of the 6 eggs to be albino's. Genetically speaking. At 2200 a piece thats a return ( if someone paid my asking price ) double your money. Let alone the fact that she is reduced, 4 years old, and from a high contrast line. So to offer her for lets say 2k would be shooting myself in the foot. I'd be giving away 4400 dollars instantly.

Lets say you buy a baby het 0.1 for 750 bucks. You then will wait 3+ years to get a return on it, whereas mine is instant. It is also my belief that because a female has achieved the "1200 gram mark" that absolutely doesn't mean she will pop out 6 healthy babies, or any for that matter. Age is just as critical as size IMO.

Hope this info has helped "

A newborn het Albino to a normal Pastel is not what an Adult het Albino is to a Blonde Pastel. One being far greater in value than the other. Thus the reason for the price or the best offer.

Thanks to all of those that have inquired.

Jeff & Starr
5StarrMorphs

where in your original post does it say 'or best offer'?
but as for a person of my income i had to go with a younger het female to go along with my het male in the 06 season. i'm in no rush at the moment to make my money back since i got one of the best deals out there. just a little draw of luck i would say. but that is one very nice looking girl you have there. i'm sure you'll have no problem selling her.

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Origionally (Yesterday until today) It was 3k or best offer and I dropped it to 2500 this afternoon.

I do appreciate the comments, and yes she is a spectacular girl. I included a pic of her when she was alittle smaller. She is in pre shed right now so pics are harder to see. She is a very clean girl and has come a long way.

Some people can't wait for them to hatch out ( especially me ).
And it gives someone an opportunity at some instant results.

Good luck with the animals you picked up.

Jeff

Jeff,

It's interesting how people can only see a small part of the big picture. Normal adult females of that size go for $500 - $1,000. I know, I've sold some. If this is a het and ready to breed, the return could be a great investment. Even if you only produced 1 albino and the rest were hets. That would be (estimating) 2k for the albino and let's say an average price of $200 for a (estimated) 5 hets, gives you 3k and you still have the female. Your investment has now been paid for. Everything after that is profit.

NOTE: I do not know Jeff and this post is not an endorsement.

"NOTE: I do not know Jeff and this post is not an endorsement".

Yes Jay its simple math and simple genetics. I read the reply and missed the above quote and the re-read it and seen it. That had me laughing my butt off.

Jay is right, I do not beleive we have ever spoken to one another. And with just a het male you would have your money back and some. With a breeder albino, and supposing your odds were better than they should be genetically, or just genetically, its a screamin deal!!! The return far outweighs the purchase. Not to mention a female with her criteria is very hard to find.

It all boils down to how long you want to wait, and it takes money to make money.

Thanks for you comments, Jeff

Well I have waited and had several inquiries, however everyone wants a better deal. So here it is and you will NEVER find a better one, as I am losing on this female now.

First $2000 plus shipping takes her.
An absolutely screamin................................Deal!!!!!

This is an absolutely win, win situation. I cannot go a dollar less. If she doesn't sell at this price, then I will finish this season with her.

Make Albino's now!

Jeff & Starr