Some expert opinions would be great

Really want to get started breeding BPs I've got 6 females right now that I've sort of came up on. Pastel vanilla YB, YB 100% het ghost, pastel, 2 normals, and a low white pied and spent $375 on the lot. Still want to get (females) an albino, lesser, bumblebee, and mojave. Getting a banana male, a 2 gene visual ghost (most likely yb) male, and a pied male probably next year I'd like to get a ghi male for the mojave but Idk might be pushing it. What do you guys think?

Personally, if I were you and had the funds I'd look for a male fire, specter het ghost or something like that. You'd have the possibility of making pastel vanilla cream superstripes and ghost super stripes. You might want to get a codom het albino male or maybe even a codom albino male if you do get an albino girl. Also If I were you I'd throw orange dream and or enchi in there somewhere but I'm pretty biased because those are two of my favorite genes. Otherwise I think that's definitely a solid start. You have some nice ideas!

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Originally Posted by adam11911

Really want to get started breeding BPs I've got 6 females right now that I've sort of came up on. Pastel vanilla YB, YB 100% het ghost, pastel, 2 normals, and a low white pied and spent $375 on the lot. Still want to get (females) an albino, lesser, bumblebee, and mojave. Getting a banana male, a 2 gene visual ghost (most likely yb) male, and a pied male probably next year I'd like to get a ghi male for the mojave but Idk might be pushing it. What do you guys think?

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It could just be the wording of your post, but will this be your first time breeding? If so, I think you should start by pairing only a couple animals to see if it's truly something you want to pursue. It'd be a shame to find out you don't enjoy one of the many facets involved only after you have a slew of hatchlings on your hands.

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Originally Posted by John1982

It could just be the wording of your post, but will this be your first time breeding? If so, I think you should start by pairing only a couple animals to see if it's truly something you want to pursue. It'd be a shame to find out you don't enjoy one of the many facets involved only after you have a slew of hatchlings on your hands.

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This is definitely something I want to do. I've been in love with ball pythons since I was a kid. I wasn't planning on going full fledge my first go round I just wanted to get a strong group of potential breeders together figured you guys knew more about what morphs bring what to the table and could tell me which males would be a good idea to look into