Is the ID correct?
and I want to confirm, low-white, high-white, no-white is completely random, not polymorphic or something, right?
and I want to confirm, low-white, high-white, no-white is completely random, not polymorphic or something, right?
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Looks correct to me.
Enchi does tend towards giving a lot of pattern to Pieds. No white Pieds while uncommon can happen. Typically they end up being lower white animals but the gene combos can affect that.
Cinnamon, black pastel, spider and some single BEL genes can lead to high white or fully white Pieds.
Otherwise it’s just polymorphic luck most of the time.
There is potentially a new piebald allelic gene that still is being figured out that leads to no white Pieds as well. ‘Crumble’ is the project name ATM iirc.
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Oh nice, thanks for the info. So no-white pieds are more rare? Do they tend to have lower value compared to low-whites and high-whites?
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Just depends on the person buying. Some people love it because of how wacky the patterns get. Other people just want that splash of white
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Okay, thank you. Can he be Enchi OD Pied tho?
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That I can’t really say. He doesn’t look quite like it to me. There’s less blushing than I would expect and the side pattern isn’t what I would expect.
If he is OD it would be on the low expression side.
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Okay thank you for the insight.
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