What are everyone's thoughts on choosing a single-gene snake to add to your breeding collection, based on there being something "special" about that snake? I don't mean something extra going on genetically, just some unique feature of that snake that you really like.

There's a male Cinnamon for sale locally (not many BP's sold locally so I'm always delighted when I can save myself $100+ shipping charges). I've never seen a Cinnamon with a head quite like this one. It's extremely dark, to the point where you can barely see it has eye stripes. I LOVE dark snakes. I have no idea if he would pass this tendency towards darker head markings to his offspring, of course.

Here's the problem: I really don't need another single gene male in my collection. My list of BP morphs is in my signature for reference.

I'm really torn between my desires to
A) Get away from single gene animals (especially males!), and improve my collection genetically.
B) Start out with exceptional animals that will produce exceptional offspring. ESPECIALLY if they fit perfectly with my personal view of what makes an amazing snake.

Of course, it's more difficult to pick out the quality of individual genes in a multi-gene animal. It's a conundrum!

I'll add pictures later, if the breeder says it's okay to use them.