Quote Originally Posted by Deborah View Post
If I were you I would invest in a female morph instead
Much better idea. Females take longer to mature and it would allow a lot more combos with your pastel male.

Quote Originally Posted by RuthlessReptiles View Post
My thoughts exactly!
Quote Originally Posted by Ergo Proxy View Post
ditto
Quote Originally Posted by RuthlessReptiles View Post
True, but it would pay off more in the long run in terms of the diversity of your collection and higher prices for the babies that you want to sell. Because when you mix a morph with a normal, you’re either going to get that same morph or more normals. With two morphs, you have the potential to make combo morphs and new morphs (if you're extremely lucky). Things to consider.
I was in the same boat because males were a bit cheaper and I didn't realize that females took an extra year to mature. I ended up buying a double morph male and 3 single morph females since I male can breed to multiple females with one male. I have the potential to make all sorts of great single, double, and triple gene morphs because of the snakes I invested in. I'm not a professional breeder but if the snakes can help support my habit then I'm all for it! I think you should invest in a single or double morph female that would compliment your pastel male. I would personally buy a Lemonblast, Spinner, Pewter or a Bumblebee. Breeding those to your pastel has a potential for great results.

Regards,

B