[fab]

is $125 a lot for a juve or baby P. Grandis?

[Sporonicle]

It depends on how much red there is on the gecko.
Here is a good website to tell how expensive your gecko should be.
GiantDayGecko.com
Just go to pricing and look at the pictures to match up the pricing with amount of red.

[fab]

they said their geckos have a lot of red dots. i think their geckos are considered between midrange and high end. i will try to negociate the price down to $100. they said their geckos have a lot of red dots.

[Wanderer]

i typically wholesale mine for around $50 up to $60 for an exceptional juvie.

that price sounds reasonable from a retail perspective.

[fab]

would you consider a store that breeds their own animals retail?

[Wanderer]

i fail to see the difference, breeding your own still relies on space for the animals, feeding, keeping them healthy... locally bred are usually more robust. So i would still call this a fair price.

[fab]

alright then, thanks for the replies guys, i really appreciate it.

[JIGSAW818]

Originally Posted by fab

is $125 a lot for a juve or baby P. Grandis?

Here in California baby grandis run for $40 regardless of red at major reptile stores in san fernando valley and males full grown run for $125-$145

[Wanderer]

Originally Posted by JIGSAW818

Here in California baby grandis run for $40 regardless of red at major reptile stores in san fernando valley and males full grown run for $125-$145

I sell my juvies at shows for $60 (which is essentially my wholesale price as well)
retail they generally fit those prices.

[JIGSAW818]

Originally Posted by Wanderer

I sell my juvies at shows for $60 (which is essentially my wholesale price as well)
retail they generally fit those prices.

That would be a fit price over here only depending on how much red the baby or juvie has. Or if it is a blue blood line like the grandis from Giantdaygecko.com then it would be more