Quote Originally Posted by Skyrivers View Post
The first question should always be, "Why do you want to breed?. From there you should ask "What you want to breed?". Then you should ask "Will the animals that are a result from breeding be marketable and if they don't sell can you care for ALL of them?" "How?" should not be on the list till you answer the above questions.
Why: I want to produce some amazing morphs I have seen and enjoy but dont want to just go out and buy. I enjoy the process of making things always have so I believe there will be a special appreciation for animals produced myself. Also I've bred Leopard geckos before and it was just another deeper step into that hobby that i enjoyed greatly and i feel it would be the same for Ball Pythons.

What: Mostly Pied, Axanthic and banana stuff currently but im not going to jump head first into breeding 10 snakes and hoping for the best.

Yes i would be able to afford the babies if they don't sell which is why im not jumping head first into it and not looking to breed more than 1 or 2 snake. Personally though I dont believe HOW should be the last thing you ask since its still important info that might change someones thoughts on whether or not its something they want to do. especially like i said im not looking to do this tomorrow, I have a long while to consider this and im just looking for as much info as possible.

Quote Originally Posted by Hannahshissyfix View Post
Oh ok I was confused by your wording of needing help identifying morphs as if you didnt already have some or know what they were to plan your project lol

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i guess best way to explain for me would be a clown. For awhile if you were to put a clown in front of me I wouldn't be able to identify it as such, Nor would i be able to plan a pairing around the clown because I was unsure of how it usually expresses itself. if that makes sense. There are still morphs out there that i have some problems with so i was just wondering if there was a place i could go look and read about them so I dont have to bombard the forum with questions.