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What is a juvenile male Blue Eyed Leucistic ball python worth?

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What is a juvenile male Blue Eyed Leucistic ball python worth? He is about 18 inches long. He is white with no color whatsoever except he has an extremely faint stripe of cream running along his spine. His head is kinda blue and pinkish. His tongue is pink.

He's totally healthy and is eating rat pups.
 
What? No pictures?
Try checking the classifieds for comparisons on what others are selling them for. Ultimately, any snake is only worth what someone is willing to pay--supply & demand.
Good luck with it, whether you're selling or buying!
 
BEL prices seem to be all over the place nowadays, so it's hard to tell. Most BELs I see are around $1500 to $1700, but I've seen more and less expensive ones. Personally, I wouldn't go below $1500, but that's just me. :)
 
Andrews Arboreals said:
the biggest variable will be if he is a super mojave / super lesser / super lesser x mojave / super butter / ect ect
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:iagree: The morphs involved in producing the BEL determines the price as well as how clean/white the snake is. The super mojo is very affordable nowadays and the fire x fire BEL is way up there in price and well deserved.
 
Andrews Arboreals said:
fires make black eyes dont they? was never really into them since they have those nasty yellow splotches sometimes
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I think that the "nasty yellow splotches" make the super fire even Hotter! I would rather have the fire BEL you posted on the link above than a fully white snake.
But everyone has their own different taste. I know people that love really reduced/clean pattern bumblebees and other people that love the busy pattern on their bees :shrug01:
 
the one on that link wouldn't be too bad, just because its soooo unusual. but if im getting a white snake, i want an overall symmetrical white snake lol. one solid color, or at least as close as an ivory or super mojave gets. oddly enough not all super fires get the splotches, makes me wonder about the ratio of solid white black eyes to ones with spots. as far as bees, as long as they dont look brown and dirty im down lol
 
yea i knew not all of them had it, figured it was kinda a each animal basis. or are there certain lines that just dont throw yellow splotches and some that do?
 
Playballp said:
I think that the "nasty yellow splotches" make the super fire even Hotter! I would rather have the fire BEL you posted on the link above than a fully white snake.
But everyone has their own different taste. I know people that love really reduced/clean pattern bumblebees and other people that love the busy pattern on their bees :shrug01:
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I agree . . . love the little bit of yellow. Makes them standout from all the other white snakes. :)
 
Andrews Arboreals said:
yea i knew not all of them had it, figured it was kinda a each animal basis. or are there certain lines that just dont throw yellow splotches and some that do?
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I thought it was kinda hit or miss as well, but Constrictors Unlimited seems to have consistently-white black-eyes. So I'm guessing if you want pure white black-eyes, go with his Fires.
 
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