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Just wondering what hatchling het red females would sell for currently? In 2010 I sold mine for $75 a piece, but, the het red pricing seems to fluctuate slightly. Not seeing any females on fauna aside from the leo ones Dustin has up. Any ideas?
 
:shrug01: If I were in your shoes, I would price them similarly to cinnamons. That may just be me though. Animals are worth as much as people are willing to pay. Start high, then work your way down. That will tell you what they are worth right there. :)
 
Don't know what they're actually going for, but every hatchling het red female I've seen over the past year has been priced at $300.
 
Okay, good to know. :) I just dont want to be lame and price them too high. :) Gives me at least something to work with though. Good to know they have gone up in price.
 
Jerry, yeh, thats kinda was what I was thinking since thats what I will have my cinnys priced at. Other then them being amazing het reds like mom, nothing more spectacular about them.
 
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