Thanks for the generous comments Big T. I believe we finally, for the first time in the history of breeding snakes, have a positive potential for success with this species and you and Kim, Kev53 and Jay will all be considered pioneers oneday. As a collector I get attacked alot on these forums from those that think all snakes should be left in the woods, but when I hear from you guys and my scarlet king customers I kina feel respected for what I do, and all I do is make two rare species that due to lack of breeders may have become endangered without our efforts, available to the pros, and since IMO "Large snakes don't stand a chance in the wild in Florida",(my motto) I find it is reasonably responsable to collect and propagate. I feel If I died tomorrow at least I have helped to establish quite a few bloodlines in the trade, possibly enough to sustain these two incredibly cool species, the scarlet king and the eastern coachwhip, regardless of their status in the woods. Keep em Fat Big T and keep posting. JB

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