Here is my Ultramel male!

[Brock Wagner]

Here is a my Ultramel male. He is not a Caramel it is a different morph all together. I can't wait to plug him into some stuff this year.

Brock

[Watever]

Why isn't it a Caramel ?

Cause it's look like one.

Is it cause it's not compatible ? or it's look different or it's a codom or dominant morph ?

Thank

[ANCPYTHONS]

Wow Brock, what a stunning looking animal man.

[Patrick Long]

Im diggin the Non Caramelness!!!!

[Jyson]

Nice! I've never heard of the utramel but it looks nifty!

[stratus_020202]

He is gorgeous!! I want on the list for offspring!!

[mooingtricycle]

Wow cool. How "available" are these guys? are they really out there yet?

[Jason Bowden]

Nice! First I've heard of them. Where'd he come from?

[Ralphieeeee]

Awesome looking snake!

[MarkS]

Nice! First I've heard of them. Where'd he come from?

That's a beauty Brock, should make a very very nice project animal.

Now, stop me if I get this wrong, but I believe that the Ultramels are what used to be known as Crider Caramels (After Eric Crider who bred the first one) They turned out to be incompatible and a completely different mutation then the original caramel line and they do look different especially as babies. Also none of that annoying kinking which is a major plus. At least that's what I've heard about them. Anyone want to correct/add to this?

They are an incredible mutation and I'd love to have one myself, the combination's alone are mind boggling but I'm afraid they probably won't drop into my price range for a few more years.