How much is a tiger orb python?
how much is a tiger morph ball python worth?!
they can range from 200-400 dollars. i dont really see the point of having one just because its of late another ball python but i do love the ball python but u can buy it like 50.00.
Dont listen to the person above, Your not breeding snakes for money its for love. I've never hear of a tiger morph so i dont really know but breeding ball pythons is nothing only whether you want money for them then yea thats just useing your pets for profit.
Answers: about $200. tiger ball pythons look merely like normals except with markings which stir across the back like bands. the following links will confirm this. http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/collec... http://www.intriguingreptiles.com/IRColl... http://rcreptiles.com/blog/index.php/200...
and i own no idea what simpsond47 is talking about. nearby is nothing wrong with breeding morphs. it helps hang on to people interested in herps, and most morphs originate within the wild anyway. i can't believe he calls himself a herpetologist!
vet student, adjectives of the links you have given refer to the pete kahl tiger ball pythons. yes, he refers to desert/enchis as tigers. he is highly reputable and i would be a idiot to say he is wrong. you will see other breeders are giving the label of tiger to ball pythons which do not contain enchi pastel. ralph davis is also outstandingly reputable, and you will see on his website he has what he calls tigers which do not contain enchi. i'd have to say aloud that neither of us is wrong in this case.
Personally - I'm against breeding any reptiles only just to obtain a particular 'morph' any forced deviance from the original colour shape is a mutation and should be discouraged !
It's worth it 150.00 and I will buy it if you want to sell it!
The tiger morph is associated beside reticulated pythons.
Desert/Enchi balls are habitually referred to as tigers. They range from $200 and up, depending on the breeder.
Just search the text for "tiger" and theres your info and pics
http://www.exoticsbynature.com/07daytona...
http://www.proexotics.com/currently_avai...
http://www.albeysreptiles.com/desert07_1...
http://www.cbballpythons.com/Daytona.htm...
