BEL Enchi?

[sasT]

Hello everyone,
my question is as follows: has anyone ever produced a BEL (any of the combinations, like super lesser/ super butter/ lesser mojave etc.) Enchi combo? I am trying to find pictures but I am not successful in doing that .. has anyone ever seen or has photos of it? Does a BEL Enchi look the same as BEL perhaps?
thank you and kind regards, Andrej

[jjmitchell]

I have not seen a BEL enchi... I have seen bel spiders and bel pinstripes... yes they do look just like a typical bel.... the only way you can see the other gene at play is with a black light...... I dont understand it, but under the black light you can see the pattern that would have been there if it had not been leucistic....

[satomi325]

Depending on the animal, you can see the pattern on a BEL combo. Its just easier to identify with a black light.

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[HypoLyf]

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...terning-3.html

Go to post #28 and you'll see an animal that the breeder believes to be a super enchi super lesser, providing the super enchi part proves out. My Google searching hasn't found an enchi BEL, but regardless, that is a cool looking BP.

[eatgoodfood]

that super lesser possible super enchi is interesting. Im hoping this coming season to land a super mojave ghost, I am imagining that I will be able to identify it by a faded head and lack of or faded yellow stripes. normal super mojaves have grey heads and yellow stripes.

[sasT]

yes I have seen the supposed super lesser super enchi .. looks nothing like a normal BEL .. on a related note, do you think a BEL Enchi would be distinguishable with a black light? I mean what exactly would be the difference from a normal BEL? theoretically speaking of course

[HypoLyf]

Good question... I honestly have no idea, but I will conjecture and take the side that says an enchi pattern would show up under a black light... I make that statement under the assumption the snake stays white under normal light and the previous animal isn't "just" a BEL enchi, but a super enchi super lesser. The enchi gene does do some crazy things though in cases where most other genes are overwhelmed (like the champagne enchi for instance), so I wouldn't be surprised if some influence is visually present. Hopefully someone else will be able to chime in because I'd really like to know.

Regardless, note to self: Breed an enchi lesser to lesser in the future haha.