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RE: Burgundy albino and/or ultramel?

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Posted by: davidgreen at Wed May 20 15:51:39 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by davidgreen ]  
   

The hatchling candy looks very different than the young ultramel. As far as ultramel and burgandy albino I do believe they look similar. I would break these up into two groups of similarly looking animals. However, it's tough to say at this point since many are comparing adults to young animals, etc.



Ultramel/Crider Caramel?/Burgundy Albino



and:



Toffee/Paragon/Candy



I am going off of photos so I could be wrong.

   

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