Really nice quality breeder females are very hard to come by and when they do pop up, they are expensive and get purchased quickly.
Breeding isn't something you should just dive into. But if you really want to breed this season I would pick up a couple normal females and one multi gene male. Its much easier to find a quality breeder male than a female.
Please make sure you are prepared to take care of all those hungry mouths. Once they hatch you might have 20-30 new snakes that need to be fed. Do you have an easy supply of live or f/t feeders?
Breeding isn't all cool morphs and genetics. Its also cleaning up lots of poo and perhaps even breeding your own rats for food. I spend more time a week caring for my rats than my snakes.
My opinion is that if you can't decide on your own what morphs you want, then you probably aren't ready to dive in just yet.
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