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Caramel Stripe adult
- Thread starter Rich Z
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Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Rich,
Thay one is pretty dark colored. I was wondering if this one was lighter in color as a hatchling and got darker as it matured. I posted a pic. of my yearling in the photo gallery.
Was yours this lighter color as a yearling?
Walter
Thay one is pretty dark colored. I was wondering if this one was lighter in color as a hatchling and got darker as it matured. I posted a pic. of my yearling in the photo gallery.
Was yours this lighter color as a yearling?
Walter
Heck Walter, if you were to sneak into my building and take photos of many of my animals, then show them to me asking if they were mine, I couldn't tell you. I take care of the babies until they get to be just over a year or so old. Then the guys working with me take them over for weekly cleaning and feeding. I probably won't see them again until it comes time to breed them two years later. I have gotten some significantly pleasant surprises when I finally saw some of those animals again!
So sorry, but no, I have no idea what this particular animal looked like as a baby. But if my experience with the Caramel Motleys is any guide, they probably all looked the same as babies. Some get dark and some get light.
So sorry, but no, I have no idea what this particular animal looked like as a baby. But if my experience with the Caramel Motleys is any guide, they probably all looked the same as babies. Some get dark and some get light.
Walter Smith
CRAZY BOUT' CORNS !!
Rich,
Gottcha, I was just curious. I'm wondering if mine will darken any as he matures. He actually seems to have gotten a little lighter in color, but the yellow coloration has for sure intensified.
Walter
Gottcha, I was just curious. I'm wondering if mine will darken any as he matures. He actually seems to have gotten a little lighter in color, but the yellow coloration has for sure intensified.
Walter