Breeding.

[the_knot]

Ok guy's I have a normal female ready to breed, my buddy just bought a male fire will be ready to breed next year. What I was wondering is I really want to shoot for a super fire. Will it be bad if I get a female in the clutch and breed her back to the male when the time comes? a guy I was talking to said he does not breed any related snakes. Is it bad to do so? If so, how is it people produce new morphs without breeding back?

[toyota89]

Its OK to breed related snakes. That's how the first albinos were born and lots of other ball pythons.

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[the_knot]

Its OK to breed related snakes. That's how the first albinos were born and lots of other ball pythons.

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That is what I figured. Every spider came from the first spider or I would assume? As long as you throw new ginetics in their every now and then I should be OK?

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Genetics*

[Luciferskeeper]

Line breeding is the way weve gotten so many morphs now. Do it I just think its not recommended to do it over and over and over again.

[the_knot]

Line breeding is the way weve gotten so many morphs now. Do it I just think its not recommended to do it over and over and over again.

I am only planning on doing it twice, Shooting to get a super for myself.

[WmHrbst]

Should be no problem. A lot of morphs are to thank for line breeding. Good luck!