Wanted to borrow a male bumble bee to breed. You can keep multiple picks of the clutch.

Basically I have my sweet beautiful normal 4' 2100g female that I want to breed to a male bumble bee when it gets to the season so I figured I would start looking now.

My proposition is simple: When the clutch hatches you could pick a few of the hatchlings (discuss/agree on amount before hand, based on size of clutch) as long as I'm left with at least a bumble bee (preferably a male if there is one). In the end you get a few nice morphed ball pythons for free that you can either sell or keep.

I'm not sure if this is something that is commonly done so any thoughts/comments would be appreciated. I would prefer reputable breeders. Thanks!

A few pics of Blaire:
This one shows that "paint drip" I love so much.

Our male bee will not be upto size and i read about ppl who stud out their males. If you do this please put the agreement in writing to cover yourself in the end. read on the boi in fauna that the female didnt go and now there r issues with the deal.

Yea I was wondering if I should write out something..That's sorta why I was more interested in reputable breeders that are recognized in the community and stuff. Might have to ask the roommate's lawyer gf about it lol, I'm pretty sure she does terms of agreements for big companies so that might actually be perfect. Anyways I think it would still work out fine. I Just need to lay some ground rules to protect me and the studs owner. I mean after all I wouldn't just give my snake to someone and say "Hey thanks, see you later.." so I wouldn't expect someone else to do the same.

Yea just make an agreement... especially in the event that no morphs are produced.... or they are all slugs.... definately definately make some sort of agreement and make sure its notorized or signed with witnesses... good luck!!

Will do, great thanks SO much for the advice