Pumpkin Mimosa Enchi aging

[Oxylepy]

Thank you, Ax01. Again I have no experience with any of those morphs and was looking up images of them, they seemed to be lighter with age/yellow based on the images of the snakes that I could find. It is pretty difficult to find images of a snake as it develops and in my experience the only real way to tell what a morph does is experience it or know it from the experiences of others.

[Ax01]

so did u get it?

[tttaylorrr]

so did u get it?

no. i got to see the parents and clutch and i decided that little dude wasn't for me, or my very far-off plans to breed. it was such a beautiful animal, but i think i'll wait for something else to catch my eye that also works into my ideal future projects.

[Ax01]

so did u get it?

no. i got to see the parents and clutch and i decided that little dude wasn't for me, or my very far-off plans to breed. it was such a beautiful animal, but i think i'll wait for something else to catch my eye that also works into my ideal future projects.

were one of the parents of the same morph? obviously they are at least a combo of genes (Pumpkin Champagne, Enchi, Ghost) but was wondering if u we disappointed in the adult morph.

[tttaylorrr]

were one of the parents of the same morph? obviously they are at least a combo of genes (Pumpkin Champagne, Enchi, Ghost) but was wondering if u we disappointed in the adult morph.

no, i only got to see the sire which was most likely a champagne het OG and i was told the dam was enchi OG.

[Vezon]

Honestly, I think that the non-pumpkin champagnes pair with enchi much better than the pumpkin line. I actually saw that particular snake in person that you were looking at, and while it was very nice and a gene combination on my short list, I couldn't justify the price on it.