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    Re: Pumpkin Mimosa Enchi aging

    Quote Originally Posted by Oxylepy View Post
    I would hazard that it will get lighter with age. I have no experience with any of the morphs so maybe someone else will chime in:

    Enchi seems to get lighter over time
    Champagne seems to get lighter over time
    Orange ghost seems to... yellow?

    I believe that the coloration change of the componant morphs will be represented in the designer morph. So if they all tend to lighten, the end result should be a snake which lightens.
    Enchi colors stay pretty consistent over time. the dark speckling of a Champagne, well, darkens as they mature. Ghost/Orange Ghost/Hypo adds a simultaneous blue overall and highlighter to make brights glow. i really don't see the colors of this BP changing much. i've only noticed the Pastel gene creating the most dramatic change in Champagnes as they age. they start out really light and with good contrast if there are other genes present. they yellow over time and eventually the background color and pattern color will be a muddled yellow.
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