Super Enchi
© Clockwork Reptile Company
1 out of 11
© Clockwork Reptile Company
2 out of 11
© Clockwork Reptile Company
3 out of 11
© Justin Orbach
4 out of 11
© Serpents Den
5 out of 11
© Crystal Palace Reptiles
6 out of 11
© Crystal Palace Reptiles
7 out of 11
© Tom Hargreaves
8 out of 11
© Mutation Creation
9 out of 11
© Mutation Creation
10 out of 11
© Matthias Widmann - Match Balls
11 out of 11
Description
As I have mentioned earlier under the line ”The Enchi Story”, I received two ball pythons from Ghana 1998. Luckily enough, it was a pair.
The first litter from this pair, 2002, gave six eggs, four Enchis and two normal ones. So I had to wait in excitement for another year to get a Super. In 2003 the female laid seven eggs from the Enchi male. It turned out to be two Supers, (both males), one Enchi female and four normal ones. But the most positive was how the Super looked.
When they hatched they were very light beige with black dots, but after a number of skin sheds they are getting very yellow and the dots are getting brown.
The dark fields have decreased with approx. 50%, the eyes are lighter, the tongue is lighter and they have a very special pattern on the head.
- Lars Brandell
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Use Super Enchi in the genetic wizard.
Ball pythons with Super Enchi for sale
