this website is basically the place to go. so many breeders are active here, if you have any question, you will most likely find several threads that discuss it when you use the search function, or you can make a new thread.


this article is excellent, and i always link it when new people want to get into breeding:
http://ballpythonbreeder.com/2012/02...thon-breeders/

then, there are several basic morphs that have been around for a while, so these morphs are very well-understood and when you combine them, the results are very predictable because many other people have done it. with spider and het piebald and pastel you already have 3 of these. others would be pinstripe, black pastel, lesser, mojave, fire, enchi, yellowbelly, axanthic, hypo, albino, and a few others. just see which of these genes you like the most, and then you can check out how they would work together with the genes you already have.

a question about the "het leopard pied": there are regular piebalds, where the heterozygous form looks almost completely normal. and then there piebalds where a codominant or dominant gene is somehow stuck to the recessive piebald gene, and here the hets are called leopard, and its quite a dramatic pattern morph, even in the heterozygous form. now im not sure which one you have.

oh, and, welcome to the forum