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Posted by: herpsltd at Wed Sep 3 08:05:54 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by herpsltd ] The original Bloodreds were collected by Eddie Leach in Hastings, Fl. in the 1970's. That is near St. Augustine. He was employed by the Univ. of Fl. at that time. Eventually he offered his entire colony for sale to me and others. I almost bought all then. At that time Bill Love was employed by me and he and Kathy purchased some if not all of them. Several locales in Fl. pproduce similar looking snakes. In fact there is a snake from Pinnellas Co. posted now that looks similar. That as Paul Harvey used to say is "the rest of the story"........TC....This is my first post on this forum as I am a lurker but I thought someone might have an interest in the origination of the line....TC [ Hide Replies ]
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RE: Bloodred Influence in Corns? - herpsltd, Wed Sep 3 08:05:54 2008
