Why..

[PitOnTheProwl]

thanks for the reply, she moved a bowel last night/this morning so i cleaned it out when i got up, the two i have are brother and sister and before you get started i already know the risks of having them breed another reason i'm getting the 100% het male in 2 days, don't care what type of het it is, that just means to me that i gotta start out with whatever comes out of her.. she's staying on the "cool side" of her tank and i have a small fan on top of that side, so iono what's going on with her..

What risk??

UNDERSTOOD LIZARDLICKS, jus saying the morph i wanna end up with in the long run of doing this would cost me a down payment of Nissan GTR and i ain't got it like that, SOOO i gotta do it the long drawn out way...

Have you actually done the math?
You want to go the long way on nothing.......
You will make a clutch of POSIBLE hets.
You will have to grow all of them out so:
Then all the males are worthless to you because your female carries nothing but NORMAL
Two (2) to three (3) years to grow out all the females IF you get any in the clutch.
Don't forget you will need more housing to keep all of these.
You will also need to buy more rats to feed all of these (Do you have a supplier?)
The after you have tied up a couple hundred ($100) dollars into each of those females your STILL only have POSSIBLE hets.
Now you will need to breed the het male back to all of them and hope that one of them proves out in the first year. (Can take a couple years as well)

Let me just give a little simple guestimate math for you.
You get lucky and get three (3) females.
$200 each to get them to breeding size in rats.
Now you have already spent $600 on POSSIBLE hets.
What kind of male could you buy to put to your existing normal for $600?
You could buy a pied male for that!!

If you cant wrap your head around this then you are going to have nothing but problems.