bumblebee x blue eyed lucy

i wanna mate these 2 snakes. what type of babys would i get? how much would those babys be worth?
also what type of ball would yeild the most valuable babies with a BEL?

Check out the ok k below it is great for ball python genetics!

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/



1.0 - Spider
1.0 - Pastel, Het Orange Ghost
0.1 - Pastel, Het Orange Ghost
0.1 - Mojave
0.1 - Pinstripe

0.1 - German Shepherd (Kahlua)

1.1.0 Dendrobates Tinctorius “Azureus”
1.1.0 Dendrobates Auratus "El Cope"

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As suggested in your other thread, this link will give you the breeding results for pretty much any combo you want to pair: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/. There is also a page on the site that lists tons of morphs and combos if you want to just play with what would work best with your BEL.

For prices on those results, you can look at market.kingsnake.com and faunaclassifieds.com.

If the BEL was a super lesser you would get.

25% queen bees
25% lesser bees
25% pastel lessers
25% Lessers

you should be worried about an incubator, hatchling space, and food supply before you think about what the babies are worth... Because without what I mentioned, you have 0 chance raises sellable babies

Use the genetics calculator on World of Ball Pythons:

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/

To get the most expensive babies breed it to a coral glow combo.

Not trying to be rude, but if you have to ask those questions then I don't think it would be a good idea to breed just yet. Do more research.

Well, not that he shouldn't breed, but he should understand that on the small scale he shouldn't be concerned with what's going to "make" money, because it just won't result in profit after overhead.


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Well, not that he shouldn't breed, but he should understand that on the small scale he shouldn't be concerned with what's going to "make" money, because it just won't result in profit after overhead.


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Well pretty much every question was about money. I don't really think that's the best reason to get into breeding. Not everyone who breeds snakes ends up like N.E.R.D.

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Originally Posted by lovepig78

If the BEL was a super lesser you would get.

25% queen bees
25% lesser bees
25% pastel lessers
25% Lessers

you should be worried about an incubator, hatchling space, and food supply before you think about what the babies are worth... Because without what I mentioned, you have 0 chance raises sellable babies

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i already bought an incubator

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Originally Posted by ctestdummy

i wanna mate these 2 snakes. what type of babys would i get? how much would those babys be worth?
also what type of ball would yeild the most valuable babies with a BEL?

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You have to specify what kind of BEL. There are different BELs that consist of different genes. We can tell you how much those babies are worth this year. But the market changes yearly, so it could be completely different next year. No one knows how much they'll be in the future.

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right now i am breeding to normal balls. this is for fun and for practice. my girlfriend just recently picked up a blue eyed lucy and rather than breeding it to a normal i was curious on what i could do to get the most out of the babies. im not money hungry or anything like that and that is none of anyones concern. the questions i ask here are asked after i cant find anything else online. thanks to the people who helped me and no thanks to those who didnt. also, the BEL is a mojave/lesser

Last year we produced a lesser/butter BEL that is now ready to breed.
We'll probably pair him with a big bumblebee female hoping to produce some more of these...

http://i968.photobucket.com/albums/a...nbeeFemale.jpg

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the BEL is a mojave/lesser

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With a bumblebee and a Mojave lesser, you can get any of these.

- Lesser
- Mojave
- Pastel Lesser
- Pastave
- Lesser Bee
- Mojave Spider
- Queen Bee
- Bumble Bee Mojave

And for prices, check out Kingsnake Classifieds for comparable market prices.