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Enchi or normal?

Just a reminder to everybody that this is a discussion area....different rules here. With the seller now identified, posters need to be careful about making remarks that fall under the heading of "BOI type post".
 
I could see enchi, just not the nicest one. Hes got the reduced pattern towards the back end and you can kind of see the orange color along the bottom. Picture isnt the best though
 
Hes got the reduced pattern towards the back end and you can kind of see the orange color along the bottom.
I've seen similar pattern and coloration on countless normals.
Maybe it is just a bad picture...but, if that is the case, why use it to sell the animal (though that question could be a whole other thread, lol)
 
I've seen similar pattern and coloration on countless normals.
Maybe it is just a bad picture...but, if that is the case, why use it to sell the animal (though that question could be a whole other thread, lol)

I've seen tons of sales with terrible pictures. Like I said it doesnt scream enchi to me, but I could see it being one, just not one of better quality. The female obviously is, the male I really had to sit and look at and Im not 100% convinced, but Im not ready to call it a normal either.
 
Here is the ad and photo so people don't have to keep clicking the link.
I don't know Sariel, I am still not convinced that the male is in fact an enchi.

Taking the wife to Las Vegas for the weekend and Annular Solar Eclipse!
Local sale only. Can deliver along the I-15 from San Diego to Las Vegas if Paypal is sent. Will not ship at these prices! Sale ends at 10pm PST May, 18th 2012

2011 Female Enchi about 400g $520
2012 Male Enchi about 180g $120

Pair= $600

[email protected]

in pic female is lighter male is darker..

Thanks!
 
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Im basically at the point that Im not sure either way. I am, however, sure that I wouldn't purchase it personally even if I was 100% sure it is an enchi. Nothing on the seller, just better examples to be found.
The females decent though.
 
They both look like low quality enchis to me...I see the yellow coming off of the belly.
The male looks to be a black back enchi that will also effect how much yellowing there is.
 
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
To the best of my knowledge both snakes are Enchis. I in fact had my own doubts when I acquired the male from a local Craigslist ad (paid more than the sale price) due to the fact the person was selling off her collection to help a move. I do not have her contact info. I asked around about a week after he came into my collection on the validity of the gene. This was in the beginning of February. My local shop is ran by Rick Millspaugh, a known name in herp breeding and an avid ball python morph breeder. His reptile guys re-assured me his genetics are there. A few of my friends who are fauna members were shown the male in-particular back in February and again assured me to the best of their experience the enchi gene was there. The female was produced by Marshall of NOCO reptiles and was purchased for far more than my asking price.

The enchi gene just does not fit into any of my projects until I can acquire a male Champagne Enchi. I believe the prices set fairly represent the example of the gene, especially considering I paid substantially more money for the pair then the asking price.

Attached are a few of the photos I took back in Feb. He absolutely glows and is in no way a normal ball python. The female also has a greenish glow that my camera cannot pick up. Please excuse the low quality photos as thats as the only camera power I have.

I will take some more pics today of the pair and post them at my first convenience.

Thank you
Nicolas Streed
 

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Much better photos. Thanks. I have been thinking about getting into the enchi gene so when I saw your ad, I was interested.
 
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