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Choosing a Great Starter Ball Python Breeders Help

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Hi everyone! Im very new to the whole breeding community and I'm barely starting out. I still have things I need o get such as a reptile rack and incubator, ect. I thought I post a thread asking for advice from fellow ball python enthusiasts if that is ok :3

I just purchased a male pinstripe and I want to get a few females. I thought about getting a pastel and spider females but I'm not sure if they would produce unique babies or not. Maybe I might consider exchanging the pastel for an enchi fire

I dont know there are just so so many morphs and the mixing is still pretty confusing XD any kind of help would be awesome! Thanks so much for your time and I hope to receive responses very soon! ^-^
 
Buy quality. That's the best advice I can offer. I would rather have an outstanding single gene animal than a low quality multigene animal.
 
Dang wasn't done...anyway, there is a genetic calculator on there. You can pick a female, pick a male and submit to see what you can produce from any given pair and what the odds are on each egg.

If you really love balls, you'll be on there all night.

Have fun. :)
 
FireStorm said:
Buy quality. That's the best advice I can offer. I would rather have an outstanding single gene animal than a low quality multigene animal.
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This, buy once, cry once, especially for equipment because low-quality stuff will fail at the worst possible time.

As for the animals, low-quality morphs cost just as much to feed and maintain as high quality morphs.
 
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