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    "Preparing For Second shed" Mix's Avatar
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    Re: Expensive garters

    For what it's worth, were I across the pond, I would absolutely want one. With a $100 price tag.
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    Re: Expensive garters

    Quote Originally Posted by Mix View Post
    For what it's worth, were I across the pond, I would absolutely want one. With a $100 price tag.
    If my lottery numbers ever come up, I'll be there!
    That $100 translates as £62 which is cheaper than a normal over here. I paid £70-80 for my 'normals'/potential hets (not including travel). If I do produce anery offspring in 2012/13 I'd be looking at charging around the £150 mark.
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: Expensive garters

    Aside from everything else said, I think the blue concinnus are awesome and will gladly pay $100 or more for the right animal. But then I think you know that Richard.

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