New breeder question

[Whizz]

Is a Champagne yellowbelly het hypo poss GHI with a pastel yellowbelly jigsaw good combination? Or just 2 cool snakes? I thought the more genetics the better when breeding.

[Alexiel03]

This website should help you see what you can get with your pairings
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/

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[PghBall]

Is a Champagne yellowbelly het hypo poss GHI with a pastel yellowbelly jigsaw good combination? Or just 2 cool snakes? I thought the more genetics the better when breeding.

If you are a new breeder and do not have a lot of experience picking out the various genes in combos, I would suggest breeding a single gene animal to either of those. More genes is not always better especially when you are throwing in a gene like Champagne that really dominates and takes pattern out of the equation. Also if you are thinking about breeding a het know that unless you breed a visual Hypo to that animal, you can't sell any of the non Hypo offspring as 100% het Hypo. At most you would be able to call them possible 66% hets. My advice is to start small until you have more experience being able to pick out the genes in animals.

[Godzilla78]

You need to do hundreds of hours of research in order to know what morph is what and what morph bred to what morph makes what.
At least I did anyway. Literally hundreds of hours.
Or you could just pick a morph combo you like and study what the best way to pair for that morph is.

[Alexiel03]

You need to do hundreds of hours of research in order to know what morph is what and what morph bred to what morph makes what.
At least I did anyway. Literally hundreds of hours.
Or you could just pick a morph combo you like and study what the best way to pair for that morph is.

Very true, out of the 10 years I have been keeping bps, I didn't even start breeding until 3 years ago. During the 7 years prior I studied the morphs I was interested in, and taught myself how the genes worked together and learned how to ID them. Do as much research as possible, it will truly make a difference, its very important.

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[Whizz]

I heard mimosa is Ghost with champagne. But in genetics wizard it dont come up why? How do i make a mimosa with my champagne yellowbelly het hypo poss GHI?

[Whizz]

Ive looked on there. Mimosa is the one im going for now. Im focusing on that morph. Thanks for information

[Whizz]

If you are a new breeder and do not have a lot of experience picking out the various genes in combos, I would suggest breeding a single gene animal to either of those. More genes is not always better especially when you are throwing in a gene like Champagne that really dominates and takes pattern out of the equation. Also if you are thinking about breeding a het know that unless you breed a visual Hypo to that animal, you can't sell any of the non Hypo offspring as 100% het Hypo. At most you would be able to call them possible 66% hets. My advice is to start small until you have more experience being able to pick out the genes in animals.

Im looking at the mimosa morph. I want to breed my champagne and possibly get some mimosas. With what i got i need to learn alot ive got so many genes!!!

[Whizz]

You need to do hundreds of hours of research in order to know what morph is what and what morph bred to what morph makes what.
At least I did anyway. Literally hundreds of hours.
Or you could just pick a morph combo you like and study what the best way to pair for that morph is.

Im gonna focus on mimosa if i can. But imma still breed what i got in a few years.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

You need to select each gene in the calculator if you use WOB

If you use this https://www.morphmarket.com/c/reptil...ic-calculator/ you can simply enter Mimosa.

All you need is pair your champagne yellowbelly het hypo poss GHI to a het hypo or for better odds a hypo.