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Re: anyone collect morphs strictly as pets???
Not to sure i started just wanting a pastel for just a pet and then once i found all the other great morphs out there i had to get some more. So i figured since i liked them so much and some of the super cool morphs are out of my price range for a snake, i figured i would give breeding them a shot to get what i really want.
If this is something you really want to do, do tons of research on ball pythons. Understand there needs and what it will actually take to get them to breed, also remember that they live a long time if kept properly so be prepared. If you do decide to do it, you can start out with some of the lower priced morphs to get you going, pastels, spiders, cool looking normals. You will be able to get lower prices on hatchlings than say yearlings for the most part so it will take a couple of years of raising them before they are ready to breed. Find a good breeder to purchase from, stay away from pet stores! Also you can use forms to ask questions and get advice! Good luck!
1.1 pastel balls, 0.1 spider ball, 1.0 green tree python, 2.0 high yellow jungle carpets, 0.1 jaguar jungle carpet, 1.1 hypo-red group boa, 0.1 suriname boa, 1.0 ghost boa, 1.0 hypo boa, 1.0 anery boa, 1.0 red albino, 0.1 het red albino, 0.1 jungle het albino, 0.1 sunglow, 0.2 het albino, 1.1 proven DH snow, 0.1 het anery, 1.0 dh sunglow, 1.1 normal rtb. 
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