dinkers and wierdos opinions wanted

[tracy reptile co.]

basically showing off my weird balls (of course its pic day so no one wants to participate or they are in shed, ill give background on some and other I will leave you to form your own opinions. thanks for any responses

pics 1 and 2 are of 1 female I wont say what I think she is until I have heard a few opinions
pic 3 Mojave VS her (mojo in shed)
pic 4 is her son who is a yellowbelly for sure but do any of you think moms genes went to her son? thanks

 

[tracy reptile co.]

more

pic 1 and 2 are of an orange "enchi color" male, would love opinions on this guy
pic 3 a similar female though different pattern
pic 4 an adult "blackback" im hopping to prove soon bred to the orange male in pic 1

 

[tracy reptile co.]

pic 1 "enchis" from my dinker enchi male (some of you may remember that story a few years ago)

pic 2 just want your opinion ill share my own later

pic 3 and 4 different female but still just want your opinion ill share my own later

 

[tracy reptile co.]

(story of "dinker enchi" male)
heres an interesting one.
last year I bred my calico male to a normal female, got 7 eggs, 6 calico,and 1 enchi looking baby, this was the females first breeding and at the time I didn't even own an enchi, so I cant figure out how the enchi gene got in a calico X normal clutch, I kept the "enchi baby and raised him up. this year I bred him back to his mother. the babies are still in the eggs though I cut windows in them, out of 7 babies 3 look enchi like and 4 look normal,(2 already left the egg in the pics) so I don't know what to say about this clutch
I actually posted him under dinkers or normal in this forum in 2012.


and then last is 3 "pastels" born this year, left to right,
very dark male from a calico male to a pastel female
super pastel to a normal
same super pastel to a het albino female pic 3 (look at that pattern and bright head)

 

[HurQleys Herps]

The female in question appears to be a Harlequin. She exhibits a lot of those particular traits. As for the "Enchi gene", it kind of looks like the Rio stuff but cant say 100%. Dan Wolfe has a lot of different variations of that gene and may be able to help. Thats just my opinion.

 

[tracy reptile co.]

which female looks harly? I thought harlys had a big wide stripe down the back

 

[HurQleys Herps]

which female looks harly? I thought harlys had a big wide stripe down the back

First and second post females. Second one more than the first but the floating circles and blushing with little to no alien heads.

 

[tracy reptile co.]

thank you

 

[tracy reptile co.]

any opinions on the others

 

[tracy reptile co.]

I had hoped for more opinions on my dinkers

 

[Dbz4246]

Hmm, I can also see harly in the first female. But I am also seeing possbly chocolate/yellowbelly maybe? Mostly because thats what I see in her son.

Next Group: You have a very nice set of Blackbacks, if its genetic no one can say until they breed. I have a male that is very similar to your male.

Group 3: Looks to like you have a wide range of enchi variables, and I dont see anything in those females, maybe some reduced pattern, but thats about it.

Group 4: First pic looks like Enchi, and the 3 pastels look to be pastels. The third one does have a nice blushed head, but not enough to say super pastel, especially when compared to the other pastels.

So thats my opinion, I could be wrong though, so what do you think about your snakes?

 

[tracy reptile co.]

ok I had to go page flipping back and forth to compare pics to your post. 1st I appreciate the responses from anyone and everyone who took the time to check them out.

so set 1 I agree she looks harly but what im hoping for and will probably be wrong on is that she might be mystic or similar(phantom etc.) I doubt id be so lucky but when I look at photos of her and photos of adult mystics the only major diff. I see is that she has less alien heads or reduced pattern, we shall see when I breed her again

set 2 pretty much agree with the blackback comment the first 3 pics of 2 diff. animals are very orange in person enchi orange in coloring, the last I think is just a blackback but hope for genetic I have been breeding her to the male in pic 1 and 2 of this group, so again to prove anything out you have to breed it

set 3 just my enchis from the enchi dinker male(the one that randomly poped up in a calico normal clutch) he has now produced "enchi" offspring so I would say hes genetic, possibly my own line of enchi but ill do further breeding before declaring it conclusive.
the female in pic 2 is odd in person difficult to catch her coloring just right possible fire if not just a nice normal (is currently breeding with vanilla and firefly so one way or the other if I get eggs I should get my answer)
female in pic 3 and 4 again just a nice normal, clean belly lots of blushing, have bred her to many males but so far none seem to have taken so I really don't know on her yet.
set 4 pretty much agree with you on al accounts including the pastel (just proves how variable they can be) I know the light one isn't a super pastel just comparing the similar head. thank you all and id like more opinions if anyone else has them

 

[tracy reptile co.]

on the very first female (the harly) I meant to add that she could be chocolate like but not yb only because the father was yb and I didn't produce an ivory

 

[ClarkT]

I don't think Harlequin. I think definite Chocolate. The son definitely looks chocolate yb.

Not sure on the rest of things, but they're definitely cool.