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    one general rule:

    the male must either be genetically more powerful, or monetarily more valuable, than the female. this needs to be true for all pairings. It is a direct result of the fact that males are less expensive, and that you can breed one male to several females.


    simple example: compare 1 GHI superenchi male being bred to 4 normal females, compared to 1 normal male being bred to 4 GHI superenchi females.

    its the same breeding results, but one is more effective.

    A male orange dream would already be a mistake. If you want to invest in 2 or 3 gene females, you should look for 3 or 4 gene males as well.

    and read this, its very good: http://ballpythonbreeder.com/2012/02...thon-breeders/


    Males are dime a dozen and cheap, double and triple gene fees are worth their weight in gold.
    Yes its true, but you should try to produce nice and valuable hatchlings, and that is cheaper to accomplish if you invest more into the male genetics.
    Last edited by Pythonfriend; 08-11-2013 at 07:56 PM.

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