Hey guys. I was just wondering if anyone was doing enchi combos. I'm looking at getting a lesser and a spider to start of with because I saw what butter bees look like and I know lessers and butters look alot alike if they are not the same. After I get them it would be awhile before I was back in the market for another bp. I want my male to be the lesser and the spider to be female. Question is has anyone crossed lesser x enchi and if so what does it look like? Are there any other cool double or triple morphs produced by enchi x pinstripe or anything else? Show some pics. I think enchis are a beautiful morph. I just want to see what they can do. Thanks for any replies.
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Enchi combos
JLSReptiles2011
Jul 02, 2010 07:27 AM
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Pitoon
Jul 02, 2010 08:34 AM
>>Hey guys. I was just wondering if anyone was doing enchi combos. I'm looking at getting a lesser and a spider to start of with because I saw what butter bees look like and I know lessers and butters look alot alike if they are not the same. After I get them it would be awhile before I was back in the market for another bp. I want my male to be the lesser and the spider to be female. Question is has anyone crossed lesser x enchi and if so what does it look like? Are there any other cool double or triple morphs produced by enchi x pinstripe or anything else? Show some pics. I think enchis are a beautiful morph. I just want to see what they can do. Thanks for any replies.
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Jul 02, 2010 10:22 AM
Look below at the post titled "Pretty but confusing".
JLSReptiles2011
Jul 03, 2010 11:07 PM
Ok, well. I see that the guy said he didn't really know if he was correct on the prediction of what that snake was. Plus even with all those types into one snake you can't see much of the enchi because of the super pastel pinstripe granite hidden gene woma. So once again I ask if there is anyone out there that can show me some enchi combos that can be seen. Thanks for any replies.
REPTILEKING
Jul 04, 2010 03:26 AM
Enchi Ghost, produced by the Bells last season...Pics are a few months old, ill have to take some newer ones as hes really starting to color up now!!!
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