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1.1 caramel het. bloodred,striped 08

benniHC

benniHC

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here is my new addition from the hamm show today... :noevil:
they look a little bit strange i think :eek:
well... i can't wait to see the offspring this season :bird:

1.0 caramel het. bloodred,striped,p.H.amel



1.0 caramel het. bloodred,striped,p.H.amel
 
thx;)
unfortunately the female has not reached her "breeding - weight", but I hope in couple of weeks she will be ready to breed. :)
 
Well... the entire clutch slugged out this year! :nope: :shrugs:
But next year I'll hit the 1/16 (hopefully :spinner: )

The Male just shed ... I really love the missing black borders! :dancer:





and one picture without flash
 
I hadn't really appreciated the buf gene before, but those two are fantastic!! I hope you hit the jackpot next year.
 
oh thx... but there is no "buf" involved ...:uhoh:
one of their parents came out of a cornsnake line wich is called "auratum" here in germany... they are genetically butter striped, but they are very bright and got a "golden-touch".
upcoming breedings will show if there is any other gene (maybe a unknown?:confused: ) involved
But in the bloodline of these caramels there is no "buf" involved (deliberately).:shrugs:
 
Hmm, they don't look like any caramels I've seen, but they look like the buf pics I've seen, or even hypo A. Anyway, they're very nice.
 
yeah... they don't look like caramel.... maybe it is the same like buf? maybe something else? :shrugs:
I breed my male to a snow caramel motley from frank schaub this year.... :)
I'm looking forward to the babys :crazy02:
 
I'm sorry your clutch didn't work out this year. Hopefully next year will make up for it. The male is looking really sweet. Great photos, too.
 
The over-all rust color and lack of any black anywhere, even in the belly checks sends up a flag to me that there is something else going on. They are not the usual caramels at all. The color is unique and striking and I'll look forward to the results of all test breedings in the future.
 
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