How do you DO IT? lol

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Originally Posted by REBELLMORPH

he said the male was albino so the baby's will be 100% het's if she is normal

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Yea but those babies could be the babies of the bee since he paired both to her.

It wont be until next year at the earliest, but I'll be breeding one male to one female. I have a Spider Mojave male that's gonna get down with a Mystic Pastel female. No reason to put any other males with her. Whatever comes from this pairing is gonna be awesome. Both parents are really nice specimens that might produce the world's first Bumblebee Mystic Potion. This pairing is GOLD. Check out the possibilities.

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wi...&female=512,32

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Yea but if you paired her with both males you wont know what your normals are. The normals could be just normals (bee was the dad of them) or could be het. albinos (albino was the dad).

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yep,if i see pastel,spider or bee in the clutch then anything normal will be sold like normal

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Yea but if you paired her with both males you wont know what your normals are. The normals could be just normals (bee was the dad of them) or could be het. albinos (albino was the dad).

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I understood what you said the first time, but I'm doing it for the experience not so much the profit to sell them or anything. Im not into inbreeding either, so it's not like I'm going to need the "het" babies. Ill just sell them as normals.

Lol ok. They're your snakes, you can do whatever you want. I was just saying...

Inbreeding isn't a big deal with balls or most herps. Im not saying id line breed 10 generations. But one generation won't negatively effect your bps.

I used multiple males one year on an entire rack of females. I put my lesser, my spider, my cinnamon, my sulfur through the entire rack repeatedly over and over. Just to make sure I got the job done I put my male pastel through them once. I hatched a LOT of pastels that year. Every single female in that rack that laid produced pastels and NONE of any of the other morphs. I don't use multiple males anymore.

Both, some females get one specific male, other females get a slew of males, depends on what I'm breeding for or if I think the first male isn't breeding her.

With doms, you can see what you've got. With recessives, using multiple males can turn a 100% het into a possible het. (I've always liked stating the obvious :P ).

Depends is I am shooting for something specific that is high on my priority list or if I have no preference when it comes to the outcomes.

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Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters

Both, some females get one specific male, other females get a slew of males, depends on what I'm breeding for or if I think the first male isn't breeding her.

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Next year I intend to run my lucy het hypo male to my females that are up to size but my dinker female will be bred exclusively to her het son. I have 2 other males but one of them I wont really need to breed for a couple years to wait for his daughters to grow up. I do have line breeding plans in mind so some of my breeding will be set on a specific path to prove genetics out.