Is there still a market for caramels?

i purchased my caramel from mark at bbc reptiles and also picked up a spider het from skip at nhreptiles. skip is scott at cvexotics father. i have dealt with all three of these people. they have all done work together and have had good experiences with all of them. mark especially has gone over the top. he told me in discussions that they havent had much of a problem with breeding their caramels. they have had luck breeding bother females to hets and vice versa. they have been working with that gene and it appears that they have had good luck with their gene(s). since i have animals from both im hoping that continues. im shooting for a caramel spider cause i think theyre just plain awesome.

I'm really liking the caramel cinnys.

I'm going to have to look for that caramel cinnamon pic. One of the breedings I would like to do this year if they get to size is caramel pos het hypo to chocolate cinnamon mojave pos het hypo.

I started my caramel project I think it was about 12 years ago with a 66% chance het male. Of course I didn't know anything about the kinking or the female slug issues back then. Took me forever to get him to breed and then again to grow is daughters up during a stretch with feeder supply issues but finally produced 1.2 caramels this year. Was unsure what to do with the females so gave them both away but am getting one of them re-gifted back to me. I really like the look and hearing another report of good eggs has me thinking of keeping her as I don't know what a female caramel should sell for as a pretty pet.

Still have this wild theory that the reason some breeders get no kinks and others get lots (and maybe the same with sluggs?) has something to do with some dietary nutrient that the caramel mutation either can't tolerate or needs more than normals.