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Ultramel Het Caramel And Motley With Eggs

Carlos

Carlos

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She just laid 27 perfect eggs, I breed her to my Ulramel motley het caramel, she is an ultramel het caramel and motley.
 

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wow 27 e-g-gs!!! ur righ lol j/k, i hope everything works out in ur favor. and btw she looks great
 
edit : wow 27 e-g-gs!!! ur rich lol j/k, i hope everything works out in ur favor. and btw she looks great
 
Is that frosted look and the yellow head normal for adult Ultramels? First impression was a little bit too frosted for me - but I don't really have experience with pictures of adult Ultramels.
 
Well they are from Mike Shivers original line. Better pictures of the pair
 

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I find this quite interesting cause I like the frosted look, but won't like to keep anything than "pure" corns. Thanks for sharing the pics.
 
Hey Menhir, me either, for years I try to keep my stock as pure as possible, that is why I don't even breed my ULTRAS from Mike shivers until this season when they are accepted by the general public as CORNS SNAKES.
 
Seems that I really lost the adult pictures. The juveniles and hatchlings I've seen looked pretty much corn to me, what is still a little irritating me is the fact, that "frosted-hybrid-pattern" goes along with the yellow head most of the time and that a corn with the frosted pattern resembles the head...
I don't want to say they are hybrids, I've read the whole discussion in the past - it's simply a fact to think of. Perhaps that kind of pattern is some how linked to xantophores in some way... :shrugs:
 
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