Females for future

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Originally Posted by Andybill

I would get a GHI

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x2... get a new gene with a high price tag if you have that kind of money to put into it. The eggs take just as much effort to hatch and pay out a hell of a lot better.

Het Platty Daddy....make Pastel Platties first breeding.
Spotnose and/or combo...have you seen the Pastel Lesser Spotnose?!
Enchi and/or combo...can't go wrong with Enchi in anything.
Fire and/or combo...Fire and Lesser mix wonderfully.

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Originally Posted by MrLang

x2... get a new gene with a high price tag if you have that kind of money to put into it. The eggs take just as much effort to hatch and pay out a hell of a lot better.

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The ghi doesn't really appeal to me that much, of course the money would be nice but I'm not getting into this thinking I'm going to bankroll off it. Just pure pleasure of it and working with them.

Maybe go with some nice codom recessivea

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Originally Posted by Tunechi

The ghi doesn't really appeal to me that much, of course the money would be nice but I'm not getting into this thinking I'm going to bankroll off it. Just pure pleasure of it and working with them.

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Then pick the morphs YOU like :P

I'd get 8 pewter pins and call it a day ;) .... (can you tell I really really want one?)

I'd get an ultramel female, and a GHI female. Pastel lesser x either will be pretty hot. The ultramel lesser is going to be extremely important in the future, as lesser mixed with just about anything is awesome. The lesser GHI is hot, and still extremely rare. The pastel lesser GHI hasn't been done I don't think, but by the time you're going to be breeding the GHI, there will probably be a few out there. Still, you could be one of the few people who will have some in stock :gj:.

As I agree with higher end females, I think if you have a minimal amount of snakes, you should spread it around a little bit more rather than something like a GHI and a Desert Ghost etc. If you've got 1 male to breed, I'd recommend picking up about 5-6 females as you're not putting all your eggs in 1 basket. It's a bit of a risk to spend that much money on 1 or 2 females to have something happen, then you're back at square 1.

Well, I'd say it depends on your plans. Are you wanting to produce triple or double genes right off the bat?

I personally would throw a spider at that pastel lesser of yours. Lesser bees are just gorgeous. ;)