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First, my condolences to our colleague that lost his entire collection in the fire. I would be devastated.

On a brighter note, my male yellow belly pastel has locked on several occasions with my female spider. This will be my first clutch. I have done some reading and internet research. I am preparing the incubator, tubs, vermiculite, and lay box, in hopes of receiving eggs in the not too distant future. Any advice or guidance on breeding and husbandry would be greatly appreciated.

My real question is......Can anyone tell me what types of potential offspring she might lay, if we get to that point?

Thanks!

Ritch

1.0 albino retic, 1.0 snow boa, 0.1 albino boa, 1.0 leucistic bearded dragon, 0.2 hypo-trans bearded dragon

Off the top of my head;
normal
pastel
yellowbelly
spider
yellowbelly spider
pastel yellowbelly
bumble bee (spider pastel)
bumble bee yellowbelly

Thanks, it seems so obivous once you say it.

World of Ball Pythons has an excellent tool to figure all of that out.

Google world of ball pythons genetic wizard and you'll find it. You enter what you have for the father and the mother and click calculate. It will give you all the possibilities and the expected %. Note that it is only the theoretical % of each type and your results will all depend on how faithfully you perform rituals to the ball python odds gods.