Enchi x Pinstripe & Enchi x Pinstripe x Lesser

[Pinoy Pythons]

I cant get over w/ the name Pinchi!

[RubbleUK]

Not to rain on you guys' parades, but these are moot points considering the first person to produce a combo is typically the one who names it... Perhaps you can find someone with a gravid female from one of these pairings, (assuming they haven't been made yet and not announced) and attempt to get them to use one of your proposed names, but unless that happens or the person who makes the combo first happens to have read this thread and liked one of the names, it's pretty much in their hands what they get called.

Agreed but as the Tiger Pin was done a year or two back (Desert x Enchi x Pinstripe), I suspect the Enchi x Pinstripe has also been done and was simply called the Enchi Pin. I'm just trying to make the discussion a bit more interesting as I have a sense of humour!

[m00kfu]

Barczyk calls the enchi/pin a stinger blast. He's got some breeding right now. They look like a pin with the enchi coloring.

[Russ Lawson]

Agreed but as the Tiger Pin was done a year or two back (Desert x Enchi x Pinstripe), I suspect the Enchi x Pinstripe has also been done and was simply called the Enchi Pin. I'm just trying to make the discussion a bit more interesting as I have a sense of humour!

Ah, right. Forgot about that one. So much going on with P. regius mutations, it's hard to keep track.

Barczyk calls the enchi/pin a stinger blast. He's got some breeding right now. They look like a pin with the enchi coloring.

Not sure if I like that name for them on either front considering it's misleading for those who associate stinger with spider enchis as well as those who associate blast to pastel pinstripes. Then again, I'm the guy who would forgo the originality of the names and spell out exactly what each one is. But I just like to do things methodically like that.

[m00kfu]

Not sure if I like that name for them on either front considering it's misleading for those who associate stinger with spider enchis as well as those who associate blast to pastel pinstripes. Then again, I'm the guy who would forgo the originality of the names and spell out exactly what each one is. But I just like to do things methodically like that.

I'm the same way when it comes to calling them by the base morphs. As far as the the rest of it though, I've always taken the stinger as being associated with enchi itself. Bee means its got spider in it, so a stinger bee would be an enchi/spider. Same goes with blast and pinstripe. Lemon being the lemon pastel, and blast being pinstripe, which gives you a lemon blast as being a pastel/pinstripe.

[alan1]

Barczyk calls the enchi/pin a stinger blast

there's no spider in there to give it the 'sting' name !?!

surely, the stingerblast 'should' be... enchi spider pin?

[RubbleUK]

there's no spider in there to give it the 'sting' name !?!

surely, the stingerblast 'should' be... enchi spider pin?

Hi Alan!

Doesn't "Blast" need to have a combination of Pinstripe AND Pastel in it:

Lemon Blast = Lemon Pastel x Pinstripe

Spinner Blast = Spider x Pinstripe x Pastel

Killer/Super Blast = Pastel x Pastel x Pinstripe

If so, this would make a Stinger Blast - Enchi x Spider x Pinstripe x Pastel????

[Mettle]

Not to rain on you guys' parades, but these are moot points considering the first person to produce a combo is typically the one who names it... Perhaps you can find someone with a gravid female from one of these pairings, (assuming they haven't been made yet and not announced) and attempt to get them to use one of your proposed names, but unless that happens or the person who makes the combo first happens to have read this thread and liked one of the names, it's pretty much in their hands what they get called.

I disagree. While most often whoever produces them names them, I find with any morphs in any snake species, it's what is popularly used that determines what a snake mutation is known as.

For example, BHB can call them whatever, but if people all start calling pin/enchi combos pinchis and pin/enchi/lesser combos pinchers, well, it won't really matter what BHB calls them.

[Russ Lawson]

I disagree. While most often whoever produces them names them, I find with any morphs in any snake species, it's what is popularly used that determines what a snake mutation is known as.

For example, BHB can call them whatever, but if people all start calling pin/enchi combos pinchis and pin/enchi/lesser combos pinchers, well, it won't really matter what BHB calls them.

Generally though, people don't widely use a name until the animal has been produced, and most go with what the person who sold them called them.

[ravenxbishop]

pinstripe x enchi x greenghosT = pinche gringos ?