I actually hadn't thought of putting her with more than one male--I usually like to keep track of who the sire of my hatchlings is, even normals, and these would all be het orange ghosts. Sorry Draig. She's a visual, so that means the hatchlings will be 100% hets, regardless of who the father is. The pied is, of course, also a visual.

If I put her with the OG male, that would be the least dollar return--a clutch of all orange ghosts. For reasons that still mystify me, orange ghosts have dropped to insanely low prices, much lower than other double-recessives.

My two top picks were the Lesser, and the Pied--but with the pied being unproven, it's much riskier than using the lesser. I'm not even sure what a Lesser/OG looks like, I've never seen a photo. With the pied, the entire clutch are double hets, but with the lesser, only half the clutch will be double genes. The cinnie hadn't occurred to me, although I personally WANT OG/Cinnies. It's been very hard to find pricing on double-genes.

My pied male is my smallest breeding male this year--he's only just made 500 grams now. I have a Lesser holdback that I'm feeding up rapidly to try to get up to weight, just to provide backup for his proven lesser father.