Caramel

Hi,

I think you know that's not what we're referring to. :rolleyes:

Here are a couple of hints,

http://satanswombat.googlepages.com/coratailtip.JPG

http://satanswombat.googlepages.com/cleotailtip.JPG


dr del

Not sure about your question if you are not speaking about the shed skin on the tip of the tail. Perhaps I misunderstood.

Wow, that's a beautiful snake! Congrats!

Another angle, same snake, same day,

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...elAlbino20.jpg

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...eStevens20.jpg

Ah Cool,

It was the angle of the tail in the first picture (bottom one in last post) - it makes it look as though the tail is rounded at the end rather than coming to a point. :)

I was trying to find out if there had been some trauma to the end of the tail but the top pic in the last post shows the tail is perfectly normal and I was totally off base. :oops:

Sorry to have wasted your time. :colbert2:


dr del

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Originally Posted by grunt_11b

This is my favorite recessive trait!!! Not to far ahead of the clown LOL... I'm looking at getting some hets later this year.. Very nice animal and an even nicer pic!!!

Alan

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I'm split between clowns and caramels as far as looks go, but the possibilities for kinked spines with the caramels has caused me to focus on the clowns.

JonV

beautiful Caramel !!!

Great looking caramel

I think I'll take the best of both worlds and just have myself a caramel clown :)

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Originally Posted by dr del

Ah Cool,

It was the angle of the tail in the first picture (bottom one in last post) - it makes it look as though the tail is rounded at the end rather than coming to a point. :)

I was trying to find out if there had been some trauma to the end of the tail but the top pic in the last post shows the tail is perfectly normal and I was totally off base. :oops:

Sorry to have wasted your time. :colbert2:


dr del

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No problem, I appreciate your post and have a great season.


Sincerely, Kyle