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    Re: Stingerbee or spider?

    Quote Originally Posted by alyjaros View Post
    An enchi pattern should look more like this then, right? This is supposedly an Orange Dream Pastel Enchi male (also in shed).

    ^^^ that looks like just a pastel to me.

    Here is an example of the effect of a good enchi gene. These three are hatchlings from the same clutch and are holdbacks from my first enchi breeding last year.

    Enchi (nice pattern still a couple spots but very reduced)



    Enchi Phantom (Very clean wonky pattern)


    Enchi Phantom Pinstripe (Dorsal stripe appears due to the pinstripe gene but pattern still very clean and reduced)


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    Re: Stingerbee or spider?

    Thanks for the heads up (beautiful babies by the way!). I think after everyone's comments I'm just gonna avoid this breeder all together, seems like the animal's quality is not all that great or that she may be selling things off that aren't what she says they are and it's not really the good deal I thought it was.

    She had these enchi spiders (compared to a normal spider) that are pretty colorful but like yall said you can't determine the quality of enchi from a stinger.

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    Re: Stingerbee or spider?

    Quote Originally Posted by alyjaros View Post
    Thanks for the heads up (beautiful babies by the way!). I think after everyone's comments I'm just gonna avoid this breeder all together, seems like the animal's quality is not all that great or that she may be selling things off that aren't what she says they are and it's not really the good deal I thought it was.

    She had these enchi spiders (compared to a normal spider) that are pretty colorful but like yall said you can't determine the quality of enchi from a stinger.
    Smart move.

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