Opinions: Favorite Morphs/Breeding

I have a few years before I start breeding but I want to start simple and have a plan. I love pastel in almost any combo and I love leopard but I'm not sure what I would do from there. I won't breed spider (I've been told that they can live a normal life but im not going to mess with it unless a definitive answer comes out). What are some simple combos that you like (preferably with pastel or leopard)?

Likes:
-"purple haze" some morphs have (super mojave, purple passion, pastel combos)
-Intricate patterns like highway or some leopard combos
-lighter colors (not necessary but preferred)

Dislikes:
-Most clowns
-Not opposed to GHI but not super into them
-Pied
-Albino

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Originally Posted by jade.gray

What are some simple combos that you like (preferably with pastel or leopard)?

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Super Pastel/Leopard/Yellowbelly/Het Pied

The Het Pied can make the Leopard pattern crazy.

If you like pastel look into OD, fire and some of those. I like pastel but it's in everything, nice to mix it up. Check out JKR reptiles for some amazing combos.

You don't like Clowns?
We can't be friends......

I would make a project out of something recessive but you nixed all the good ones.

My boy of course [emoji173]
Leucistic / blk or blue eyed
Pied

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If you want a nice recessive gene, consider hypo or desert ghost.

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

You don't like Clowns?
We can't be friends......

I would make a project out of something recessive but you nixed all the good ones.

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Haha I like clowns but I feel like EVERYONE is in on the clown project and I wanna do something else.

Im willing to look at any, even if I added them to "dislikes". Thats just a general idea. Just because an animal has albino or GHI doesnt mean I'm 100% against it

Ok what does GHI mean?

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Originally Posted by Jellybeans

Ok what does GHI mean?

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Gotta Have It: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/ghi-ball/