Quote Originally Posted by Physician&Snakes View Post
Most breeders in my area recommend females to be at least 1.5 years old and 1200g but I plan on shooting for at least a solid two years for my girls. Breeding season will soon come to a close and several people will likely be letting go of proven females. I am also new to the breeding scene so one thing I am trying to do is stay away from too many hets and focusing on visual recessives and co-doms. I would grab maybe a female pinstripe, a female spider, and a super pastel male...plenty of co-dom variety with popular morphs-Bumble bees and lemons. A couple of adult mojave/lesser combos probably would not be too hard find either and I have seen a lot of older albino stock on the market recently. All of my specimens are 2013 right now except of of my males and I plan on scooping up some good females for some of my males that will hopefully be ready to go late next season.
Hmmmm Well i definitely have to do more research on what to mix. I still have to buy my first rack system as well so if i go with an 8-10 tub rack then ill grab 2 males and really have some fun. I love the Mojave's & Axanthic lines, I'd love to play with that a little as well.

As for breeding, It seems like the two year ----> point seems to be the ticket. By end of 2014 my pied will be about a year and 9 moths old. I'd like to have a few more youngsters in my possession within the next few months if possible.