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RE: $2K for a "pastel" southern copperhe
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by Cro on November 19, 2007
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I saw the snakes that Jamie is selling at Columbia, and thought those are nice looking light colored Copperheads. I did not know at the time they were the pastels that were for sale, or that they had patternless bellies that had bred true through several generations.
Jamie is very nice guy and very well versed in working with venomous snakes and should be able to continue working with these snakes to see just what kind of different color variations are possible with them.
As far as what the snakes are worth, well, that is up to the buyer and seller. Some folks might pay a large sum for a snake that has potential to produce very different offspring, and some folks may not. Jamie should not be criticized though for putting a price on the snakes he thinks they are worth. They may or may not sell at that price, but it will help him learn the market for them, and you never know, the next batch of offspring from the could prove him right with all of the young being born very unusual. There is defenatly something going on in the genetic makeup of the snakes that should be explored.
Now as far as SERPENTOR, I have to agree with Karl. You have not added anything to your profile, and you rant and rave about nazis and folks being hatefull. No one hear hates Jamie. Some folks just question wether the snakes are worth what he is asking for them. So far all your long winded posts have done is label you as an nutcase, and just someone tring to stir things up. We have seen the same here several times, and have had to ban the posters from the site. You are working on being labeled as a troll, and might just find youself being banned also. Jamie is very capable of speaking for himself, and does not need your "help."
Best Regards JohnZ
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