VPI Axanthic Enchis

I have a few shots at this project this year, and the first clutch of eggs has hatched. We produced a pair of Axanthic Enchis. They appear to have some yellow color near the belly in the alien heads, which is strange. I will be very interested in watching these grow. Pictured is an Enchi Poss Het on the left, an Axanthic in the middle and the Axanthic Enchi on the right. The Axanthic Enchi is the female. The female is the nicer of the two, and I selected her for the picture, because I thought it would be easier to see the Enchi influence in the pic.

This is one of those animals that must be seen in person to truly appreciate. I took about 30 pictures, and could never get the colors just right. Enjoy the pic.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/10axenchi.jpg

Awesome looking Enchis!

Very cool...it will be interesting to see the color progression with age as Axanthics tend to brown-out while Enchis tend to increase in yellow pigment as they grow... :)

Good work Tim, she looks great! You should get a lemonblast het axanthic to breed to her :D

They look awesome!

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Originally Posted by FIREball

Good work Tim, she looks great! You should get a lemonblast het axanthic to breed to her :D

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Thanks Jeremy. I was really thinking of breeding her Axanthic Enchi brother to her. I think the Super Enchi Axanthic will be nice too.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Thanks Jeremy. I was really thinking of breeding her Axanthic Enchi brother to her. I think the Super Enchi Axanthic will be nice too.

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Or the Super Enchi True Ghost, since you are working on that project too. That is a powerful girl :gj:

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Originally Posted by FIREball

Or the Super Enchi True Ghost, since you are working on that project too. That is a powerful girl :gj:

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I also have shots at Axanthic Pins and Bee het Axanthic this year too. So, come breeding time, it is going to be a tough decision. I also just hatched out a Mojave Het Axanthic male. So many choices.

Congrats! I want to see if it will brown out like regular axanthics.

Congrats Tim :gj:

I can't tell the difference. Better box them up and send them to me to inspect them...but of course they will be lost in transit and you won't see them again. :D

Nice work Tim!

Very nice, congrats! Definitely interested in seeing what happens with the colour as they age!

Nice BP! I dont think it will brown out. I mean does anybody have a picture of a spider axanthic ect. or anything thats adult ?

Sweet!!!!!!!

Thanks everyone. Her mother is not very brown at all at 4 years old, and the Enchi father is very nice looking. However, the slight yellow coloration on these guys is what is throwing me off. I will definitely post aging pics, and I will have some of these at all of the shows we do, so stop by the table and have a look.