Recent hatchlings and a question for the experts

So... I bred this Enchi male to this CH girl

http://i436.photobucket.com/albums/q...4/IMG_3139.jpg

Ovulation:D
http://i436.photobucket.com/albums/q...4/IMG_4867.jpg

Eggs:D:D
http://i436.photobucket.com/albums/q...4/IMG_5415.jpg

Hatchlings:D:weirdface
http://i436.photobucket.com/albums/q...4/IMG_5877.jpg

So I killed the Enchi odds- 5 out of 5! But it looks like the mom isn't a dom/codom. Someone said a while back that she looked like a nice "Blurry" ball and that it might be recessive, but I can't find much info on them. Has anyone here proved one of these out? Her pattern is killer and I think the Enchi Combo would be awesome. I ended up with 2.3 which is great, so I can breed one of the Enchis back to mom. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for looking:)

Great looking snakes!!! Loving that CH female, her pattern is stellar! I don't know much about the blurry ball, but i do know that female is awesome.

Don't have an answer for you, but congrats on those Enchi's!
If you sell any, let me know! :banana:

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Originally Posted by NNJExotics

Don't have an answer for you, but congrats on those Enchi's!
If you sell any, let me know! :banana:

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Please keep ALL sales inquiries and discussions within private messages, please.

I agree that female is amazing! And I would definitely keep back a male offspring to breed back to her and see if anything interesting comes of it. I never got the whole "blurry ball" thing, myself...so I can't help with that aspect.

Congrats on a great clutch!!

Hey Kyle, we have a blurry ball looking female that we bred last year, nothing really came out of it gonna try again this season. Nice looking babies, love the Enchies.
Becky

Thanks everyone! I'll report back with what happens next season.

Becky, keep me posted on your girl, since you're are a step ahead of me:)
Hope all's well

Beautiful Female CH!! Good luck with the future pairing.

Congrats on the babies! They are amazing! I can't wait until my girls have eggs and they hatch! It's going to be AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!

grats on hitten the odds:)

Ok, so please tell me what is CH? (Captive Hatched?)

Thanks for asking! I was wondering the same thing!

P.R

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Originally Posted by txherp

Ok, so please tell me what is CH? (Captive Hatched?)

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Took this from Pro Exotics FAQ page. I found it useful, hopefully you do as well :)

"What's the difference between c.h., c.b., f.h., and u.s.c.b.?

That all depends on who you talk to

These are all generic, made up terms, and while they are meant to communicate essential information about an animal, they are often misused, or misunderstood.

They way I was taught, 10 years ago, was that "c.h." stood for "captive hatched", that is, animal hatched in captivity from eggs (pythons, lizards, geckos). On the other hand, "c.b." stood for "captive born", or live born reptiles (boas). Both terms implied captive bred reptiles.

Over the years, "c.b." has been taken to mean bred in captivity, with intent, from captive parents. Conversely, "c.h." has been pushed to mean something "hatched" in captivity, but not bred in captivity. In other words, any reptiles (either egg or live birth) bred in the u.s. are "c.b." (captive bred). Animals farmed outside the u.s., or eggs hatched from wild caught gravid females (as in monitors) would be "c.h." (captive hatched).

Now, there are quite a few animals overseas that are indeed captive bred, from captive parents, and sent to the u.s., but those animals, and breeders, typically get lumped together (unfairly) with wild caught imported animals (this most frequently happens with Indonesian or Afrikan breeders)..."