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Rare valuable herps

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Just out of curiosity I was wondering what is the most sought after or valuable reptile that people actually want to buy. I’m not talking about a ball python morph that costs you 5000 quick but a single species that is very rare yet still seen in the hobby. Hopefully someone has some ideas.
 
Without getting too crazy, I would say Aldabra Tortoises for an animal that is both higher dollar and desired.
 
I would have to say Varanus salvadorii, Heosemys spinosa, and Astrochelys radiata are what immediately come to my mind. In my humble opinion, the term desirable is more of a subjective term then an objective term.
 
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