The Morph You Will Always Keep

I have a normal female from the first clutch I ever hatched. I got her mother when I was 12 so she is a direct descendant of the snake that started my obsession. I also have a female pastel that is the first morph I produced. She isn't going anywhere either.

All 3 of mine. Normal BP, Patternless Goini Florida King and Amel Cornsnake. They are pets and each has their own unique personality and are a joy to handle. I don't think I could part with any of em (even though my BP is by far the most frustrating. I think she does what she does just for s**** and giggles!)

There are a few :rolleyes:

There is one normal that is a very nice reduce girl coming from a very good friend of mine.

My female spider I bought a few years back she was the first morph I bought.

The first female pied I hatched.

One of the first Black Pastel female I hatch that I had to assist feed for 6 months.

First Female Bumblebee I hatch a few years back (originally what got me into this hobby)

Different animals different reasons but those girls will NEVER go anywhere.

This is hard and taking the fun out of your game.................
Anything I keep to raise up and breed will stay UNLESS I find someone that could give it a better home than I do;)
I really only plan on selling babies Except for the morphs I have to make because I want them. The list below are my founding snakes and not going anywhere. This includes the soon to come pastel/yellow belly and super pastel females:please:

I think not many will want to give away their breeder females, so the base morphs like pastel, mojave, and spiders are the ones that will be kept for a very very long time.

I would never sell any kind of morph from my collection :colbert:(if I have a lot of BP's already) that would be a breeder already. But lets face the truth, if there is a very good offer within my interest, why not? hehe. The reason being is that it is very hard to wait for you BP to be a breeder, it takes time and patience specially if they go off feed. So it takes time or a very good offer to get one. :D:D:D

My bumblebee female. :) Bumblebees inspired me to get into bp morphs. Its the coolest combo for me back then, and still continues to amaze me.

Pied pied pied....

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This Spider Het Pied girl is the one that gets brought out when people want to see "a snake". Very docile when out of the rack. This is a baby picture but she has just gotten better with age. Very light colored spider. Picture is of her as a hatchling (she's over 1,400g now).

Everything will be kept if its held back. Ive been through some extreme financial hard ships and never had to sell anything nor would I.