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Re: what do you think?
 Originally Posted by DooLittle
Enchi is not a dark morph, maybe you are looking at poor examples. Nice Enchi's are bright gold/yellow. Enchi doesn't act as a darkener, it cleans up patterns.
as i see it, especially in combos, calico versus enchi calco and banana versus enchi banana would be examples, enchi is mainly a pattern morph or pattern enhancer. and about the color, enchi ideally leaves the light areas of the pattern as they are, but makes the dark areas of the pattern a little bit darker. which basically leads to higher contrast of the pattern. its not a strong darkener, also it darkens only some areas selectively. over all i consider it to be a weak, selective darkener, while it is mainly a pattern enhancer.
of course you can line-breed enchis to be lighter and many people do so, but for me thats not really the character of the morph.
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Re: what do you think?
Originally Posted by Pythonfriend
as i see it, especially in combos, calico versus enchi calco and banana versus enchi banana would be examples, enchi is mainly a pattern morph or pattern enhancer. and about the color, enchi ideally leaves the light areas of the pattern as they are, but makes the dark areas of the pattern a little bit darker. which basically leads to higher contrast of the pattern. its not a strong darkener, also it darkens only some areas selectively. over all i consider it to be a weak, selective darkener, while it is mainly a pattern enhancer.
of course you can line-breed enchis to be lighter and many people do so, but for me thats not really the character of the morph.
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Re: what do you think?
Originally Posted by DooLittle
Enchi is not a dark morph, maybe you are looking at poor examples. Nice Enchi's are bright gold/yellow. Enchi doesn't act as a darkener, it cleans up patterns.
^ This. And yes, he's an enchi. Stinger bees and enchi pins will be a lot of fun to produce. 
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I see a very bad picture where the colors are off and you can't see the head.
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Re: what do you think?
Originally Posted by DooLittle
Do you even have any snakes yet??
Exactly....all of this knowledge and expertise from someone that probably has ZERO Ball Pythons but retains what he/she reads to relay the info to others.
I want to see collection pics. 
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I see an Enchi, and I don't think I could personally speak to the quality of said Enchi without a pic in better lighting. I'm liking the banding though, personal preference. I don't like morphs completely even, so the slight breakup of pattern is nice to my eye. Again, might be a morph-quality thing.
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You need to post some good pictures of it's head and sides, there are normals that are banded just as much if not more than that one. Was it sold as an enchi, or what did the breeder call it? Pairing that produced it?
As for calling an enchi a dark morph, you would have to be looking at the worst possible enchi's ever, or not even looking at an enchi at all to think that...enchi is a wonderful pattern and highlighting brightening gene.
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Re: what do you think?
He should be here Tuesday I will take better pics then. Can't wait :-)
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