I would say so! Those guys are dripping with rich redness Dean! Beauties for sure! 
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Looking bloody wonderful, if my British forebears will excuse the expression!
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Great shots, Dean! Pretty faces and some pretty crazy head stamps. Love it.
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Thanks Caryl! 
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Unfortunately named, but gorgeous Honey het Shatter (66%ph Stripe and Bantam if recessive), Beancurd. I fed him today to celebrate him finding a home with a friend from right here on this discussion board. I won’t out them myself. They’re also getting a mystery one, but it’s in blue, and posting it would kill the mystery.
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He’s GORGEOUS! I love the silver and gold thing. If you have more of those looking for home I’m happy to send you my address. Lol
(Speaking of silver and gold, I’m really hoping to make some Artephius-style silver and bronze Diffused Caramels this season. Got several of his offspring ready to breed this year. 
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I wish I’d known! This is the last honey to go. There were three in the clutch. There’s a homozygous Caramel male Cinder left. I love the look, but it’s not silver and gold.
Good luck with the Diffused Caramels. You should post pics of the prospective parehts.
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Ya know I kinda like the name Beancurd! But I agree with @caryl. He is absolutely gorgeous. Can’t wait for it to get a bit warmer!!! 
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It’s not so terrible. A little bit cute. Yeah, I can’t wait for the arctic weather to break myself. 
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I am not going to change it…. Just so ya know! 
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Oh, then I should stop dissing it! 
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Yup! And btw I like bean curd! 
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@caron am I reading between the lines correctly? 
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Yup! You are! 
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Yay for you! Fingers crossed for some good weather! Congratulations @caron
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Thank you sweet Gina! 
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The very handsome Beancurd will have a wonderful home, and we will be able to watch him grow. And Dean gets a little more space! Win win win!!
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