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supride in a clutch, did anybody have an idea???

I may be weird, but a normal by any other name is still a normal. :shrugs: At least it breeds true.

Plus, I am starting to understand that the caramel gene as most of the world understands this really isn't involved in these snakes whatsoever. It is supposedly another gene all together called "auratum". Talk about confusion...
 
Reading this:

"thanks for all, but I know how looks like caramel and butter.
the problem is that caramel and butter in the auratum line don`t look normal."

made me think: but how do you know then it IS caramel? Have the grandparents been proven homo caramel with a normal looking caramel? If not, then it is most probable they were not caramels and neither are the parents of this clutch.
 
also until now we thought that auratum a form of caramel is because the parents were held for caramel.
the caramel bloods from the parents are from daniel bohle and undoubted a caramel.

and that are the male and female which the breeder thought it is caramel striped - auratum line - (sorry I have only pics as young corns)



 
So, the parents of your clutch are not from proven homo caramels? Then I think they are just not homo caramels either, as this clutch seems to prove. Just yellowish normals or maybe with another gene, maybe the suspected 'yellow gene'?
 
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