Need help and suggestions

Hi,i'm new to this site and sorta new to ball pythons i have bred redtail boas in the past but never did any morphs just normal and stripe's i was looking in starting by gettin 2 ball pythons obv 1 male and 1 female...my budget not including husbandary is around 1200 i'm a huge fan in albinos and pastels if i were to want to breed just as a hobby what would be the best two morphs to consider and which one should be female and male etc any good info will be needed if you have any questions feel free to ask away thankyou

I would get a albino male and a pastel or pastel het albino female.;)
Good luck!

If you really want an albino to breed, and want albino babies with the first breeding you really need another albino or het. albino mate. I am sure if you look around you can find a het albino pastel. Just make sure that you get it from a reputable breeder so you can be sure it is a true het. albino...Best of luck in your search...:gj:

ok well who besides N.E.R.D is a reputable breeder for ball pythons and should the male be the albino or the female i would assume the male because if i do want to keep breeding i can pair the male with more females....i also what other morphs are worth looking into that i can get the most out of with buying a albino male ????????

The recessive gene animals tend to hold up longer than dom or codom animals. Get what you like.
I would start with females and then in two years after they have picked up some size get the male or males.

I love albinos. You could get a pair of het albinos cheap enough.

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Originally Posted by Dave763

The recessive gene animals tend to hold up longer than dom or codom animals. Get what you like.
I would start with females and then in two years after they have picked up some size get the male or males.

I love albinos. You could get a pair of het albinos cheap enough.

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i was thinking on picking up an 09 female and keeping her for till the end of the year i'm assuming it would go by weight in grams or 3 winters if i'm not mistaken until they are ready to breed...by that time i will have a good 2010 male ready to do his deed