Not only can you keep several morphs and have the kids have hands-on breeding expereince (our first year doing this and the kids adore it.) And it will loosen up the principal when he sees the great reactions you are getting... Then a bearded dragon, and so on and so forth. My one warning: The only accident I've had in two years has been with a large male during breeding season. He was feeling feisty and when one of the kids bugged him, really chomped down (as much as a leo can anyway). I don't keep him in the classroom during breeding or where he can sense the females now.

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