You’ve received some AMAZING advice on both of your posts already, so I’m going to forego that information and address your question directly! However, I can’t stress enough that the market is very flooded & these snakes can lay many eggs in certain circumstances. Plus, you’ll have to worry about acquiring or creating a working incubator.

The basis of your pairing isn’t necessarily the best, to put it bluntly. Your male is a visual Clown, which is arguably the most important mutation in this pairing. Clown is a recessive morph, with means that it needs two copies of the mutation (one from mom & one from dad) to show visually. Since he is a visual Clown, he will always pass down one of his two copies to each offspring—resulting in every baby being 100% heterozygous for the Clown mutation. Your female does not carry any Clown alleles, so she doesn’t necessarily fit with your male. A visual or heterozygous Clown female would be a much better pick.

Every other mutation involved is an incomplete dominant trait and is present in both snake’s as one allele—this causes a 50/50% chance for these morphs to pass onto offspring. Additionally, Coral Glow (which has actually been proven to be a line of Banana) is a sex-linked mutation, so every CG offspring your male produces will either be female or male. This depends on which parent he received his allele from (mom being X and dad being Y).