Quote Originally Posted by RandyRemington View Post
Is “ultramel” really short for “ultramelanistic”? I guess I never thought where the name came from but "ultamelanistic" would make me think of a very dark snake not a reduced/”hypomelanistic” like snake.

Also, is it true that the snakes Ernie Wagner had years and years ago that where the original caramels (and different than what later got the name caramel) where actually ultramels but took too long to become an established morph so lost the name? Pretty trippy that ...
I like the name ultramel for a morph but I agree......in this case the morph doesn't look like what it sounds like to me, if that makes sense???

Ernie did have at least one "caramel" that was different from today's caramel line.