Investment morph

whatever your choice, you might wanna go with a adult, or you wont be getting any bills paid any time soon. iv been in it for 3+ years and iv YET been able to pay for the feeder bill LOL.......
spooky

Since your girls are still young, I suggest continuing to save up and going for a GHI male. They're still new, there are still combos to be made, and they make some GORGEOUS combos. They'll probably hold their value for a while longer.

Ralph Davis's black head project......

If you're dead set on getting something right now, I'd suggest a multi gene male. You could pick up a nice pastel mojave calico right now for about 3k. If you have the patience to wait until your females are of size and save as much money as possible for when they are close to big enough, you'd be looking at an even better male.

Great replies everyone thanks! I'm not really looking to pay bills or anything, the oil rigs provide me enough for that! It's just always fun producing top of the line animals, which usually bring in a high price... That's fun too! I got lots of research to do! Thanks everyone keep the opinions coming!

Would it be smarter to wait a month or two and get a top of the line powerhouse male female pair. I usually have $3000 to spare every two weeks after bills/fun money/reptile supplies. So it wouldn't take very long to save up. What do you guys think, your opinions are honestly very helpful.

Since money doesn't seem to be the issue I'd look for something you would find enjoyable producing. What's your favorite morph/combo?

I love bee's ,ivories ,bel's anything Light Coloured! I'm fond of champagnes and striped combos ( just grabbed 1.0 genetic stripe 0.2 %het gstripe all breeder size to work with)

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Originally Posted by Timothy

I usually have $3000 to spare every two weeks after bills/fun money/reptile supplies.

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If that's the case and you really want to make an investment(not talking about paying the bills), why not just save up for a year and look into Pumas, coral glows, GHI's, and such? Obviously, breed the morphs you enjoy, but looking at it from an investment standpoint, this seems to make sense. Good luck deciding whatever you do!