Pumpkin Mimosa Enchi aging

Thank you, Ax01. Again I have no experience with any of those morphs and was looking up images of them, they seemed to be lighter with age/yellow based on the images of the snakes that I could find. It is pretty difficult to find images of a snake as it develops and in my experience the only real way to tell what a morph does is experience it or know it from the experiences of others.

so did u get it?

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Originally Posted by Ax01

so did u get it?

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no. i got to see the parents and clutch and i decided that little dude wasn't for me, or my very far-off plans to breed. it was such a beautiful animal, but i think i'll wait for something else to catch my eye that also works into my ideal future projects.

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Originally Posted by Ax01

so did u get it?

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

no. i got to see the parents and clutch and i decided that little dude wasn't for me, or my very far-off plans to breed. it was such a beautiful animal, but i think i'll wait for something else to catch my eye that also works into my ideal future projects.

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were one of the parents of the same morph? obviously they are at least a combo of genes (Pumpkin Champagne, Enchi, Ghost) but was wondering if u we disappointed in the adult morph.

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Originally Posted by Ax01

were one of the parents of the same morph? obviously they are at least a combo of genes (Pumpkin Champagne, Enchi, Ghost) but was wondering if u we disappointed in the adult morph.

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no, i only got to see the sire which was most likely a champagne het OG and i was told the dam was enchi OG.

Honestly, I think that the non-pumpkin champagnes pair with enchi much better than the pumpkin line. I actually saw that particular snake in person that you were looking at, and while it was very nice and a gene combination on my short list, I couldn't justify the price on it.