Pastel Vs Spider Vs Pinstripe Ball Python

average examples of each morph, I would go with pin. If a good looking pastel or spider came up.... I would go with that.

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

I am partial to pastels, they mix well with everything. Think of what you like and lay your foundation;)
I did 2 pastel clutches because I need some females to hold back, first cluch was all males:mad:

With your choices and budget I would prolly go with the pin OR try and find a good looking mojave:D

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or a lesser! :D

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Originally Posted by mues155

or a lesser! :D

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I dont think Lessers have come down that much yet

yeah, lesser are still around 300-450 from what i have seen.

You could get a male enchi or fire! My two favorites!

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Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl

I dont think Lessers have come down that much yet

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Originally Posted by 1nstinct

yeah, lesser are still around 300-450 from what i have seen.

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Really? I've seen them at $250/350 quite often...hmm well good to know lol

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Pastels may be low price wise but are ESSENTIAL to numerous combos out there, people tend to forget that it has probably been the most influential mutations on the market. IMO pastel or super pastel females are more valuable to a collection than the price reflects.

Ill keep you guys Updated on the pickup :D

Inc-dom mutations will be much more valuable in the long run than dominant mutations due to the fact that you can produce a visually distinct homozygote. Of the three you listed, I would wait to find an exceptional example of pastel to purchase. You will spend more than the $75 that people on average are asking, but it will be worth every penny. I believe Garrick DeMeyer has some nice ones available on his website http://www.royalconstrictordesigns.com/ I'm sure you could find some other pretty nice ones if you looked around long enough. It may also be worth checking out any expos that may be coming up in your area so you are looking at the actual animal as opposed to just a photograph.