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    I honestly have no idea because I have never bred, but I have been thinking about it a lot. I decided that a good place to start would be to get some baby female colour morphs. I ideally wanted to start with a butter or lesser, because I love the look of them, but was offered a pewter (cinny pastel) at a great price and couldn't turn it down. I figured with a couple of colour morph females I could get some pattern morph or pattern/colour morph males. I was thinking in a year I would get a bumblebee male to put to my pewter when she is old enough, I love the combos that come from that pairing. I could play on this all day: http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/

    I think the idea is to have females with fewer morph genes and get the multi gene morphs in the males, since you can put him to more than one female.
    Shelagh

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