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Pricing for boas

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Hello all! I am new to the forums and wanted to know the best way to get an idea of what to sell my boas for. I know what I paid for them but not what they are worth as adults and I am having a hard time finding older boas for sale to compare them to. I have:

2010 female albino het anery
2010 male dh snow
2011 anery het albino

Any help or a point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated

Amy
 
The advice you were given last time was pretty solid. Boa pricing is complicated and individual due to appearances being widely varying. A very dull albino het anery could be worth much less than a very vibrant, colorful one. That list does nothing to help someone advise you. Why the new username, btw? I don't believe that's allowed on this site.
 
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