Although the shared traits of Enigmas might vary quite a little, white tails and blotches rather than the bands observed in conventional hatchlings are always present in the newborns. As they grow older, the blotches turn into speckles, giving adult Enigmas a highly distinctive appearance. The effect the Enigma produces when paired with other morphs is what has made it so well-liked over time.
Characteristics:
A few characteristics seem to be shared by all Enigmas when it comes to classification. Their patches are typically blotches rather than bands when they first emerge. As they age, the spotting gets worse and occasionally develops into speckles. Nearly the majority of their tails are white.
Genes linked with behavior of Enigma:
Genetically an autosomal dominant disorder makes this character. It appears to strengthen underlying genetics when crossed with other mutations. One qualification is that the Enigma characteristic also appears to be linked to a gene for behavior that causes some behavioral problems. Enigmas frequently exhibit head trembling, circling, and/or eradicate movements.
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