Some expert opinions would be great

[adam11911]

Really want to get started breeding BPs I've got 6 females right now that I've sort of came up on. Pastel vanilla YB, YB 100% het ghost, pastel, 2 normals, and a low white pied and spent $375 on the lot. Still want to get (females) an albino, lesser, bumblebee, and mojave. Getting a banana male, a 2 gene visual ghost (most likely yb) male, and a pied male probably next year I'd like to get a ghi male for the mojave but Idk might be pushing it. What do you guys think?

[kxr]

Personally, if I were you and had the funds I'd look for a male fire, specter het ghost or something like that. You'd have the possibility of making pastel vanilla cream superstripes and ghost super stripes. You might want to get a codom het albino male or maybe even a codom albino male if you do get an albino girl. Also If I were you I'd throw orange dream and or enchi in there somewhere but I'm pretty biased because those are two of my favorite genes. Otherwise I think that's definitely a solid start. You have some nice ideas!

[John1982]

Really want to get started breeding BPs I've got 6 females right now that I've sort of came up on. Pastel vanilla YB, YB 100% het ghost, pastel, 2 normals, and a low white pied and spent $375 on the lot. Still want to get (females) an albino, lesser, bumblebee, and mojave. Getting a banana male, a 2 gene visual ghost (most likely yb) male, and a pied male probably next year I'd like to get a ghi male for the mojave but Idk might be pushing it. What do you guys think?

It could just be the wording of your post, but will this be your first time breeding? If so, I think you should start by pairing only a couple animals to see if it's truly something you want to pursue. It'd be a shame to find out you don't enjoy one of the many facets involved only after you have a slew of hatchlings on your hands.

[adam11911]

It could just be the wording of your post, but will this be your first time breeding? If so, I think you should start by pairing only a couple animals to see if it's truly something you want to pursue. It'd be a shame to find out you don't enjoy one of the many facets involved only after you have a slew of hatchlings on your hands.

This is definitely something I want to do. I've been in love with ball pythons since I was a kid. I wasn't planning on going full fledge my first go round I just wanted to get a strong group of potential breeders together figured you guys knew more about what morphs bring what to the table and could tell me which males would be a good idea to look into