Caramel

Kyle, you know how much I always love your pics . . . this one is even better because I really like caramels.

What line of caramels do you breed? Have you found less kinking in one line over another?

I've got to pick up a male this year . . . .

Very nice!!!!

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Originally Posted by Alice

Kyle, you know how much I always love your pics . . . this one is even better because I really like caramels.

What line of caramels do you breed? Have you found less kinking in one line over another?

I've got to pick up a male this year . . . .

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Alice,
thank you,,,,,,,,,, I am glad you like my photos. Much appreciated.

I am working with, "VPI-NERD", "TSK", "BHB", "BELL" and "Malsin". Hmmmmmm good question. So far combining the lines and outbreeding has from my experience made it possible to produce beautiful Caramels. I did produce one kinked Caramel this year that is "slightly kinked" and should be just fine as a "pet". Concerning your other question, let's just say I have a theory but it is nothing more than that at this time. Until proven one way or the other it would be very unfare for me to say anything about a specific line. Even so I again say that outbreeding is the most important aspect of Caramel breeding. They are so beautiful. They also make amazing combo's with their unique "hypo" look.


Best wishes, Kyle

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Originally Posted by Boanerges

Very nice!!!!

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Originally Posted by Crazy4Herps

Gorgeous!!

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Nice snake. Stunning colors!

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