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Is this a reasonable price

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I’m rehoming one of my geckos. She’s a Golden Gate leopard gecko, sunglow. I have someone who wants to purchase her for 30, I paid 175. Advice? IMG_1254.JPG


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Generally sellers do not set prices, buyers do. That said, there are a lot of factors that influence price.

- Are you willing to ship or do you prefer a local cash sale? Keeping the sale local limits the pool of potential buyers, which limits demand, and thus that decreases the price.

- How badly do you need to sell? In pawn there is a phrase: the fast money is the low money. If you can afford to wait for the right buyer to come along then you can wait for a buyer to offer a higher price. If you must rehome the critter by a specific deadline or else bad things will happen (e.g. eviction because your landlord doesn't permit pets) then that pushes down your price.

- Can you provide provenance of the critter's genetics? If you have a receipt from the seller/producer then that makes the critter more valuable to a buyer who wants to breed her. If you don't then you have a pet-quality critter.
 
Thank you! The person is local and have all the supplies for her. Parents are both sunglow. I only keep my geckos as pets no breeding.


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I think you could get significantly more for that gecko if you posted a classifed ad and were willing to ship. It's not hard. I ship all the time with no problem and pretty much learned everything I know about shipping from the SYR website. The information there is pretty comprehensive.
 
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