Just picked up this beauty earlier today. Unsure of morph genes and was hoping to get a little insight that may point me closer. Unsure of breading pair.
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You don’t have any info of this baby at all?
If I had to guess off the top of my head, I would say maybe champagne pastel enchi.
At the very least, I’m pretty sure on the champagne. Which can be a bit of a problem morph that can wobble. It’s in the same group of genes as spider so if you see them leaning upside-down or trying to roll over in an odd way when you handle them, that could be why.
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I wish I did have more info on this delight. I found it at Petland and just wanted to ensure it a better setup. It was housed with two other there and couldn’t stand it. Hoping everything works out for it. Currently have a cinnamon pinstripe and have enjoyed her docile motives. Been slowly expanding in the hobby with many other species aswell. (They are all separate just as a note)
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I’m not sure ether. It’s hard to tell because of lack of info. sorry!
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Is it possible to be a Pastel Enchi Yellowbelly Champagne? I know it’s not truely possible to tell without more info but I got thinking of the patteren coloring and with what was said.
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Hey there! I’m a bit late to this post, but congrats on your beautiful BP! She def has champagne in her, and it’s a bit tricky to pinpoint the exact genes with no knowledge of the pairing, but I think she looks like she could be a champagne Enchi pastel or a champagne Enchi.
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