Normal het. Caramel

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Originally Posted by Deborah

By the time you buy a female caramel or het caramel and raise her up prices on visual male will have dropped even further and you would be better of buying a visual then to pair to your female.

Additionally before you make a decision about investing further in a caramel project make sure to do some research. :gj:

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This guy was just suppose to be a pet anyway so I am not really that dissapointed and I just asked cause I was curious if anything cool could be made from him.

Did you by any chance pick your male up at the recent Denver show?

Here are 1.2 caramels I produced this year from a het caramel male to a 33% chance het caramel female. I didn't feel comfortable selling caramel females with the infertile egg issue so gave them both away but plan to breed the male to a lot of things including two het caramel females I'll hang tight to.


http://snakemorphs.com/images/201207...12caramels.jpg

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Originally Posted by RandyRemington

Did you by any chance pick your male up at the recent Denver show?

Here are 1.2 caramels I produced this year from a het caramel male to a 33% chance het caramel female. I didn't feel comfortable selling caramel females with the infertile egg issue so gave them both away but plan to breed the male to a lot of things including two het caramel females I'll hang tight to.


http://snakemorphs.com/images/201207...12caramels.jpg

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Yeah I did! You're the guy who sold them to me correct? I believe you had your son with you?Both me and my girlfriend got one from you.

Sorry to break it to you but he is at best a 66% het or a 50% depending on which clutch he came out of. I guess I need to either stop mentioning the possible hets (probably the best route) or start printing up documentation on each snake as this isn't the first time someone has gotten confused after the show.

Well, this is awkward lol.

Small world though, small world.

Sorry, didn't mean it to be awkward. Suppose I should have IM'ed. I can see how it could easily happen, especially since many aren't familiar with the concept of possible hets. It's really my bad for not printing up take home documentation or just following the standard now days of "don't tell don't ask" with possible hets. Especially with the males there was really no reason to mention the possible het part. A breeder did buy the one female 66% possible het but I think all the 50% possible het females where lost to the pet trade.

Oh no worries, I should of took the time to write it down in case i changed my mind but he just going to remain as a pet. I'll get spiders, pastels, etc to start breeding.