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Thread: Starting out

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    Starting out

    As a breeder what core morphs should you own to start combining and making combos. I am looking at spending a max of 1200 to add to my collection. Currently I have 4 normals, 1 66% poss het pied, and a yellow belly.


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    Re: Starting out

    For me..
    Spiders,
    Hypos,
    Albinos,
    Pinstripes,
    Mojos,
    Pastels,

    Those to me are the base animals that every breeder should have....
    When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban
    "for the discerning collector"



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    Re: Starting out

    Quote Originally Posted by derrabe View Post
    As a breeder what core morphs should you own to start combining and making combos. I am looking at spending a max of 1200 to add to my collection. Currently I have 4 normals, 1 66% poss het pied, and a yellow belly.
    I think it's different for everyone..
    For myself I would say...

    Lesser
    Pinstripe
    Clown
    Albino

    I would decide what type of combo morphs you would like to work with in the future, and then youll know what you need..
    Last edited by nicktreb; 10-09-2009 at 03:07 PM.

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    Re: Starting out

    Quote Originally Posted by derrabe View Post
    As a breeder what core morphs should you own to start combining and making combos. I am looking at spending a max of 1200 to add to my collection. Currently I have 4 normals, 1 66% poss het pied, and a yellow belly.
    I would try to prove out the pied, you'd have to get a het pied, i think visuals are over the 1200 range. yellow bellys go good with just about anything. some sort of clean up morph is usually a staple in peoples collection, pastel being the cheepest or you could get a fire or enchi. if you go with a pastel i would suggest getting a double morph or atleast a super pastel. they might be in your price range.

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    Re: Starting out

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    I would try to prove out the pied, you'd have to get a het pied, i think visuals are over the 1200 range. yellow bellys go good with just about anything. some sort of clean up morph is usually a staple in peoples collection, pastel being the cheepest or you could get a fire or enchi. if you go with a pastel i would suggest getting a double morph or atleast a super pastel. they might be in your price range.
    i would also say i wouldnt pass up any super or double morph
    sure you think making bumble bees, but with the price of them in the long run you would produce spiders, pastels, and bumble bees just breeding one to a normal. the nicest thing about supers is your not producing normals.

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    Re: Starting out

    Super pastel
    Lesser
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    Spider
    Albino
    Clown

    I can make any morph my wife wants with these 6. Are you buy babies and growing them up or trying to buy adults? You wont get many adult breeder females for $1200.

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    Re: Starting out

    I would go with a pied male to try and prove your het pieds.

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    Re: Starting out

    Thank you all for your advise,my het pied is only a possible het, I got him off craigslist and the guy bought him from a reptile show and the breeder told him he is 66% het pied but he had no paper work and I bought him as a normal. BTW the het pied is a male. I would like maybe sub adults but I can deal with babies. Some one mentioned hypo I keep seeing that name, can some post a picture of one and tell my (if not obvious) what makes them special.


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