What makes what: a noob question.

I noticed in your first post that you mentioned saving up to figure out which males and females to purchase. What I found through my research is that the best way to go about doing this is to go with the females first let them age, then acquire the males. That way you get more mail for the money because things naturally get cheaper as time goes by.

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Originally Posted by reptilecatlady

Probably a noob question.
After conducting a LOT of research and saving money, finding a bigger place to live, etc., I think I am going to be a BP breeder and collect a few morphs here and there, just like many of you. I'm on World of Ball Pythons.net looking at the morphs and deciding which male and female I may be saving up for in the future. I'm just wondering how you can tell what makes what - sometimes you get to a page, like the Blonde Pastel, and it just says:

Genetics
Co-dominant
Blonde Pastel

Which really doesn't help me. :D I've been Googling trying to find sites that list maybe all of the combos - what parents produce what - with no luck. I know there is a "Genetics Wizard" on WBP.net which I love, but again, I'm looking to find out what the parents would be genetically, so, backwards from what the Wizard does. Can anyone point me to a website that'd help tame my inquiring mind? Thanks. :D

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Not sure if you got this from the replies, but you can't just make a blonde pastel (because it is not a combo, rather a single gene), unless you happen to have a blonde pastel already.

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