I am going to buy this, what do you think?

I am looking at buying this in about a months time, and just wanted you thoughts. Is this a good example?

Cheers
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_266OuipKr2E/TE...0/DSC_3314.JPG

I have the option of this also, (in shed)
http://www.johnberryreptiles.com/ima...es5%20076a.jpg

I am looking at buying 1 of these in about a months time, and just wanted you thoughts. Is this a good example?

Cheers
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_266OuipKr2E/TE...0/DSC_3314.JPG
http://www.johnberryreptiles.com/ima...es5%20076a.jpg

It's an OK example. But I've seen far better, and far worse for that matter.

Those look like two different snakes. I think the top one looks good. I'm not sure about the second one. If you look close, the top one has a mustache and the bottom one doesn't.

Hi,

I'm not too familiar with this morph, can you explain a bit more about the mustache please?

Also anything else i need to look for please?

Cheers

I really don't know if the mustache is an enchi trait or not. I was just pointing out how it looked like two different animals. Here read NERD's expo on enchi's:

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...ll-python.html

In my opinion Jon Courtney of Cold Blooded Addiction produces some of the best Enchis: http://coldbloodedaddiction.com/coll...lpythons&id=12

The photos couldn't be at less alike angles if you planned it that way. But I do not think there is sufficient evidence to say they're different animals. I looked for points of commonality in the pattern, and found what MIGHT be one...but it was very difficult to do.

The change in appearance from new hatchling to neonate can be dramatic. I don't see a mustache on the hatchling photo, and the neonate photo is at the wrong angle to see nose markings.

I agree it's an ok Enchi, not phenomenal.

If you guys read his post, he says they are 2 different animals.

He has his choice between the 2