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Leopard Gecko question reguarding prices

Miss Tuniwha

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Hello.

I unfortunately live in a state that is not as herp happy as other. Just not much of a demand.

I am able to price out a variety of other reptiles and such.. but I have a question about some geckos of mine.

I currently have 3 baby leopard geckos, and more in the incubator..

All of the babies are 100% het for high yellow patternless..

And then they vary on the other blood in them.. some are from an albino, some are from a hypo, and some are from normals.

Does this really make a difference when I sell them? or are they all going to have to be sold as normals because they are not visuals?

I know I am not using proper terms to describe this.. lol.. but you know what I am trying to say :p

thank you for your input!!!

~Brandi
 
I am sure you can do a google search and check out other breeder's prices and you could search the classifieds forum to get an idea on pricing.
 
I sell my hypo and high yellow het albinos for $25. This is comparable to the retail price at big stores like Petco and Petsmart, for what it's worth. The pet store I sell to marks them up to about $50 which is about right for a non-chain store. So far that's worked for me in the Boston area.
 
I don't think you should anticipate getting any more than $20-30 for anything marked normal, no matter what the hets. If you are selling to store, prob. less- you may need to sell them at wholesale prices, which runs between $5 and $20.
 
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