Questions about kinked caramels and breeding

[dr del]

Is it true about incubating caramels at little cooler temps helps with their kinking issues?

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To be honest probably not.

There are very few things we, as keepers, can change within the development/ incubation process and every one of them has so far been touted as the cure to every genetic problem discovered in every morph so far.

It hasn't worked for any of them.

No matter what the problem you will see people trot out "lower/ higher incubation temps", "lower/ higher cage temps while gravid", "lower/ higher humidity in the egg box" and "supplemental feeding of the prey item"

It's not because they have done a single thing in the past it is simply because that is all they can do.

It didn't cure deserts, spiders, pearls, duckbills, bug eyes, kinks or anything else.

Eventually you realise it's all BS and greed. Depressing but true.


dr del