Andy could get two sticks to breed one another. He had the knack and know-how to do the crosses that helped begin many morphs and got people to experiment themselves after seeing his success.

Yes he had a real knack for breeding snakes. he thought outside the box and made many others, including me, think about genetics in a different bway. he helped me think about other than just reproducing the same thing. I am that way today as i am constantly trying to move forward and create new morphs with Florida kings.

heck i would even go as far to call him a pioneer in his acheivments. Especially how he looked at things down the line of 4 to 6 years rather than just 2 or 3 years.

His experimentaql side also showed us new things in what happens when breeding F2 generations back to one another and how certain cycles effect pattern and aberancies.


here is a shot i just happen to have of the Tampa show where you can see his snake booth (Andy's Snake farm) on the side. he is sitting behind the table.


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