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No no, though I had at one point considered buying a larger snake. I was referring to what looked like an anery palmetto hatchling among a bunch of normals that appeared to be 5k.
I guess I got a little confused when you said that you saw pics of my booth else where and that it wasn't what I quoted you for an Albino. The way it was said implied that I was offering different prices to different people. In a way that could be damaging to the market if that was going on. I have never offered a 2015 animal to anyone for less than my advertised prices. I just wanted you and everyone else who is spending their hard earned money on this project to know that it's as stable of a project that we could ever ask for and that it will be good for years to come.
Sorry for the confusion, Travis. I saw the 5k price on the anery and recalled our discussion about an amel...but perhaps I remembered something wrong. I'm a little surprised to see such a high price on the adults though! I suppose it's still reasonable to expect a good return since they're breeding size, but it's just so shocking to see an $8000 corn.
I guess I got a little confused when you said that you saw pics of my booth else where and that it wasn't what I quoted you for an Albino. The way it was said implied that I was offering different prices to different people. In a way that could be damaging to the market if that was going on. I have never offered a 2015 animal to anyone for less than my advertised prices. I just wanted you and everyone else who is spending their hard earned money on this project to know that it's as stable of a project that we could ever ask for and that it will be good for years to come.
Thanks,
Travis Whisler
(316) 371-4499
Good clarification, and nice to see you here, Travis!! Any time you need to share photos of cool palmettos, or anything else- we're so happy to have you here!!
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I saw the 5k price on the anery and recalled our discussion about an amel...but perhaps I remembered something wrong. I'm a little surprised to see such a high price on the adults though! I suppose it's still reasonable to expect a good return since they're breeding size, but it's just so shocking to see an $8000 corn. 
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