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Generally the peacocks sell for more than the whites, even though the peacocks are ore common than the whites. That’s just what I remember.
In general the whites go for more. They are less common. Lately, though, since we have been talking about the mothers, prices on that pose in general have risen ridiculously.
You’re right, I guess it’s changed. I just remembered watching all three mothers on E-Bay once. The peacock went for $130 or so, the emerald for $70 something, and the white somewhere between. Tja, no more. 🙂
emerald212 wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:Peacock is the most valuable anyway, it seems. Good luck.
I don’t know about that. The white one at BTs went for $300.
Well, BT now has in stock an Emerald and Peacock female coiled dragon, each being sold for the same price as the White incase anyone was interested in purchasing one of them.
Just noticed the pics of your peacock mother, Lokie. She’s very pretty. I didn’t realize the mothers had the light blue scales on the “wrist” of the wing.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Just noticed the pics of your peacock mother, Lokie. She’s very pretty. I didn’t realize the mothers had the light blue scales on the “wrist” of the wing.
I’m not sure if they are all painted with blue there.
Which remeinds me, in the pictures I’ve seen of the Emerald female Coiled Dragon, the green appears very yellow. Is that a result of the flash?
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