Is 500-700 dollars cheap for a Chondro or is this average.
Or average Sub-adult or adult prices.
Or average Sub-adult or adult prices.
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 ChondroNewb |
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Posts: 11 (04/10/07 21:12:24) |
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Julian Garcia |
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Posts: 873 (04/10/07 21:43:34) |
you always pay for what you get with these animals true cbb chondros can be found from 350 - 5,000 USD.
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ChondroNewb |
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Posts: 11 (04/10/07 21:51:22) |
Thanks, I guess for my first one I don't want to go spend thousands yet I just don't want to spend a couple hundred dollars you know what I mean?
I am looking for a good breeder to, any suggestions from people on here would be awesome. |
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RyanMcLaughlin |
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Posts: 38 (04/10/07 22:18:38) |
I bought a chondro in december from a breeder named Daniel Scroggins. Here is email adress. meheenalu@gmail.com. I think he still has some left.
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Kim Burge |
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Posts: 1499 (04/11/07 05:52:47) ezOP |
I would say the prices you have listed is a very good price for a sub-adult or adult chondro at the entry level. You can find CBB babies in the $350-500 range from good breeders. I wouldn't recommend a neonate as your first chondro because they are a little less forgiving than a chondro that is a year or more of age.
Keep your eyes open on our classifieds. We only allow captive born and bred chondros to be listed so you're a little less likely to run into trouble looking there. Any good breeder will be willing to answer any of your questions and provide after purchase support. |
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ChondroNewb |
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Posts: 11 (04/11/07 09:23:38) |
Thank you very much Kim! Really appreciate it!
At what age are these guys considered Sub-Adults (1year?), or adults (2years?) |
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Kim Burge |
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Posts: 1499 (04/11/07 10:16:35) ezOP |
We're all here to help and glad to answer any questions.
Typically, 12-24 months old is called a "yearling" and 24 months up until maturity is considered "sub-adult". |
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