What morph should I get

In the next month or two I plan on getting 3 bp's to start my collection back up, I know for sure im getting a bumble bee & a mojave but im not sure what the third one will be. Im looking for another double or possibly 3 gene snake that costs no more than $900. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

How about getting a killer bee male instead of a bumblebee. I favor mojave over most any other morphs so you can't go wrong there! Spinners are nice too when paired with lessers/mojave/pastel genes. They all produce beautiful combos. Good luck!

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Originally Posted by Gto_402

How about getting a killer bee male instead of a bumblebee. I favor mojave over most any other morphs so you can't go wrong there! Spinners are nice too when paired with lessers/mojave/pastel genes. They all produce beautiful combos. Good luck!

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If you can find a killer bee for $900 it is going to be the worst quality anyone has ever seen...

You might be able to find a package deal for a pastel ghost and a yellow belly pastel for $900 to $1200. I wouldn't worry about a male at this point since it will take them three or more years to get up to size.

Bumble bee female
Mojave female
Pastel Lesser male

That group would have some awesome potential

Just from Pastel lesser x Bumble Bee

6.25% Normal
12.5% Pastel
6.25% Lesser
6.25% Spider
12.5% Bumble Bee
12.5% Lesser Pastel
6.25% Super Pastel
6.25% Lesser Bee
12.5% Queen Bee
6.25% Killer Bee
6.25% Lesser Super Pastel
6.25% Killer Queen

Pastel lesser x Mojave would give you shots at BELs, Pastel BELs, Pastel Lessers, Pastel Mojaves, Pastels, and normals. With pretty much same precentages as above.

Just what I'd do :gj:

What ever you do get all females :gj: Trust us, in 2-3 years that it takes those females to get to breeding size, you will have many more snakes. There is much time to buy a male....I wish I would have waited to buy my males because they are ready and my females still have over a year to go!

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Originally Posted by Ladybugzcrunch

What ever you do get all females :gj: Trust us, in 2-3 years that it takes those females to get to breeding size, you will have many more snakes. There is much time to buy a male....I wish I would have waited to buy my males because they are ready and my females still have over a year to go!

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That's how I screwed up last time. I ended up having too many males & not nearly enough females.

Load up on females because by the time they're breeding size, you will have more money for a sweet male, the male you want may have gotten cheaper, and/or your breedings plans may have changed.

I'd get a firefly.