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    What is this?


    I'm having trouble identifying this baby...

    It came from lemon pastel enchi x champagne pairing.

    Is that a really nice pastel enchi? I've never seen them so blushed out before, and there are some pastel enchis in the clutch that look nothing like that.

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    Re: What is this?

    Got a better head shot? It's tough to tell what I'm looking at slimy and new as this worm is.
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    Post several pics after the first shed, especially the top of the head.

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    Re: What is this?


    Will definitely take pics when it sheds. Here is the head!


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    Re: What is this?

    Could it be a champagne enchi?

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ampagne-enchi/

    It should be easier to tell after the first shed.
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    I gunna go with Champagne enchi. A really nice on too.

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    I'd go with champagne enchi. Enchi doesn't seem to get dominated by the champagne as much as others. It creates some nice, crazy pattern animals. Very nice!!!

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    Here is mystery critter.

    I'm pretty sure this one is the champagne enchi:

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