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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by mdb730 View Post
    My enchi het clown looks exactly like yours, she came from a lazik line clown and I have a friend who has a het clown who is also very very bright. Sometimes the het influences the look of the snake.
    Interesting! I've been scouring the internet trying to find another Enchi that looks like her, with no luck. Would you be willing to post a photo of yours? I'd love to see her.

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by Eye4Pythons View Post
    In other words, androgenesis results in super forms and since she only has one apparent super form, she only has that morph (if she is, in fact, a product of androgenesis). That's what I got from what you said, anyway. Is that about right or has my simplification overlooked something important?
    Sorry, looking back I did go a little "science lecture mode" there LOL. But yes, that is pretty much the punchline to it.


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    This is really fascinating. I wish I would have realized as much in my formative years. Oh well. Never too late to learn something new!
    A good policy to live by. I try to pick up something new every day, which is why I have a massive file of scientific articles taking up an enormous amount of file space on my computer LOL
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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    That's quite alright. I'd rather see the more complicated answer, so I have more than just the "meat and potatoes" of it. Thanks for your help.

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Mind what breeder I ask where she came from ?

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by stoaob3 View Post
    Mind what breeder I ask where she came from ?

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Its head looks like my super Enchi yellow belly. Not saying that's what it is. Just looks similar except mines perfectly symmetrical. I have scene an Enchi like this when I was working at Garricks and was also het clown .... I'm willing to bet it had more than what it was Identified as

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by Eye4Pythons View Post
    I recently purchased a new female to add to my extremely modest collection. She was advertised as an Enchi 100% het Clown. She looks like a Super Enchi to me (and to her breeder).

    Her parents are 1.0 OD Enchi het Clown and 0.1 visual Clown. I've talked to a few people about her and have been told she could be an Enchi Blade het Clown (meaning the breeder may not know he has some Blade in his collection). This seems like a perfectly reasonable explanation and I do plan to prove her out eventually but I thought I'd ask the rest of you what you thought, in the meantime.

    Whether she's got an extra gene or she's just the coolest looking Enchi I've ever seen, I'm very happy with her. I mean, look at her. She's gorgeous!

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    Could be a super blade Enchi

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by stoaob3 View Post
    Could be a super blade Enchi

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    That would be fine by me. I've always been a fan of bonus features.

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    Re: A Mystery Snake

    Can't go wrong with extra genes that weren't in the price BONUS

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