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Amel Kastanie (Mandarin) - Subadult Male

Yeah!! That's the look of that morph!

Awesome male! Working with Kastanie is just fun - plain and simple!
 
Thanks for the comments everyone!

I have this lady in line for him... 2014/2015 breeding season

Ultramel het Kastanie/extreme






Thanks again!
Orlando
 
Love kastanie,
and Mandarin is one of those eye melting colour morphs sooo bright.
I thank Frank (stephan too) for the European lines.. Amazing to work with!!

Your mandarin is amazing looking forward to seeing this mating next year!!
 
Orlando, would you happen to have a photo of that snake as a hatchling? If so, would you mind sharing?
 
Chip said:
Orlando, would you happen to have a photo of that snake as a hatchling? If so, would you mind sharing?
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Chip,
Unfortunately, he came from Don as a yearling so the only other picture is this one..... When he was born he came out looking "snow-like".......




Someone in this forum that goes by the name of Chip Bridges has produced some amazing Sunrise Mutations (hint....hint......:spinner:). I wonder if this person share the same views as two other great herpetoculturists that Kastanie and Sunrise may be the same mutation.

Take care!

Orlando
 
I really want to see an older one now! If they get white pigmentation with age, I don't see how they couldn't be the same. Of course, they did seem to pop up in two different collections, from the best I can gather.
 
Chip said:
I really want to see an older one now! If they get white pigmentation with age, I don't see how they couldn't be the same. Of course, they did seem to pop up in two different collections, from the best I can gather.
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Agree..... Currently, he is in blue but when the time comes I will provide you with a picture for your review.

Take care!

Orlando
 
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