Which Enchi?

I am learning not to doubt the wonginator :gj:

For some reason the one on the left seems like one I would pick for myself ;)

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Originally Posted by emilio

i too like the one on the left.

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I'd take the one on the right due to his body. He seems to be in great shape while the other one could use some food.

You can clearly see that both of them are Enchis so at least you won't
get hustled like some people has been before.

Good luck with the choice.

Hard to tell with different backgrounds and stuff....but if the left pic is a good example of appearance i love the gold color....looking good:)

One on left has a nice contrasted color and good banding.

But if you like buttery colors, the one on the right is also very nice.

Might be the picture quality BUT I prefer the one on the right, seems much paler and a nicer pattern. :)

They are so similar it's hard to choose! But I went with the one the right. His patter is just a hint more reduced.

I'd bet $20 they're almost identical in color...the picture on the right is blown out from the flash. The one on the left makes the colors look deeper/darker because the white background is making the camera compensate.

I think either one is nice...and I assume both are proven, so I'd probably base my decision on who's selling them and how well I trust them or their animals.

About half of all adult snakes I've bought have come with some sort of baggage...be it mites, funny feeding preferences, etc. I bought a male pastel for $800 one time and it turned out to have a malformed hemipene and couldn't or wouldn't even breed...unfortunately, I probed the snake when I got it, so I had no idea until he was an adult. Wasted four female adults trying him that year, so I ended up selling him as a $100 pet. Talk about a pisser. :(

The left one is rich in colour, the right one looks like it would make a fire even more stunning. I voted for the left one, however:

If your goal is to breed to light snakes: Right
If your goal is for breeding with rich/dark snakes: Left