Price of baby beardies

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HandH

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The Male has a lot of orange on him. One female has a little bit of yellow and the other female is mostly gray and brown. The second female is what they call a "hot female".
 

spurlee01

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Do you have pictures of parents and babies? Also, you may want to check the "for sale" section for comparison.
Sara
 

HandH

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The baby's haven't hatched yet but we are planning on selling them between 1 and 3 months of age.
 

DragonsInKansas

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Well Petland sells their babies for $50. $70 if they have alot of color. So I would say you should sell them for less than that.
 

spurlee01

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Well for totally normal beardies, I've seen prices range from $25-130, usually about $40-50.
For orange beardies, $50-150 or so.
I wouldn't sell until they are a full 6-8 weeks old because they are terribly fragile before then. Obviously you are going to get less money if you sell to a pet store than if you sell directly to an individual. Make sure whoever you sell to knows how to and can care properly for your beautiful babies. We all want pictures once they hatch!
Sara
 

HandH

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Thank you for your advice and hopefully we'll have pictures in the next week or two.
 

DragonsInKansas

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Just a note, I didn't mean sell them to a petstore when I said what Petland prices were. I was just saying they tend to be very overpriced. So that price should be the high end of the price scale. I've seen babies priced higher elsewhere, but usually at that point you are paying to get the dragon from an established breeder who knows the exact genetics of their dragon.
 

HandH

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well we weren't going to sell them to a petstore cuz i guess you have to have a special liscense to sell them to petastores in Michigan.
 

jargonchipmunk

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Avery broad question with a very broad answer.

The short answer?

$0.00 to $2000.00

Reason?

There are beardies sold or adopted on this forum and others between those price ranges all the time and people willing to pay anywhere between those ranges for different genes.

A good way to get a real answer to that question (as opposed to my smart alec remark above) would be to post their lineage, if it's known. I.E. hypo, leucistic, high color, trans, etc etc etc etc. Then post some pics and it'd be a lot easier to judge what sort of range you should look to ask.
 

jargonchipmunk

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jargonchipmunk":463bb said:
Avery broad question with a very broad answer.

The short answer?

$0.00 to $2000.00

Reason?

There are beardies sold or adopted on this forum and others between those price ranges all the time and people willing to pay anywhere between those ranges for different genes.

A good way to get a real answer to that question (as opposed to my smart alec remark above) would be to post their lineage, if it's known. I.E. hypo, leucistic, high color, trans, etc etc etc etc. Then post some pics and it'd be a lot easier to judge what sort of range you should look to ask.

wowzers. when I looked at the post to make that reply, I didn't see all the replies before me. I looked again just now and there is plenty of useful info above where I made my post lol. Sorry. I didn't mean to come off sarcastic or anything.
 
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