Keep in mind that one male can pair with up to five females, during the breeding cycle you can move the male to a new female five days a week and give him weekends off for feedings. I actually started with one male per one female until I figured this out LOL. Now I buy cheaper females and grow them up first, then get a higher end male to pair with them. I've found that I can get new genes in my males cheaper than getting them in females, especially higher end pied combos. Not sure it makes much of a difference with a pinstripe co-dom though.
Of course if you want to stay on a smaller scale you could just breed the one female to a different male each year and hold back the two gene hatchlings to grow out and eventually shoot for the pastel pinstripe spider lesser! (Queen Spin) You could also get Super Lessers eventually (blue eyed lucy).
Queen Spin:
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