One of those what do you get posts.

[abell82]

So, maybe this has been discussed but I searched and did not find any satisfing results. So here goes.
What do you get if you cross a Miami to a Carmel?

And I am not talking about genetically (Normal het for Carmel), has anyone ever actually done this? What does it look like? Do the brown's of the Carmel overpower the red and grey of the Miami or viceversa?

 

[DaemoNox]

It is impossible to tell how exactly the hatchlings will turn out as other then they will be normal; they probably wont have the light grays as a Miami phase would.

 

[abell82]

So I guess no ones ever done this, then?

 

[DaemoNox]

I'm sure people have; but unless you know the stock behind the caramel its going to be impossible to describe the coloring the offspring will be, each hatchling will be a little different. Caramel is a simple recessive trait, meaning when bred to a normal you will get all normals (miami is a normal) so the coloring that will affect its offspring will be from its wild type background, not the mutation; although it is possible the hatchlings will later on develop more yellow which has sometimes been seen connected to carmal and butter hets.