Hey John, good to see you man.

Many years ago Bill Cobb from Kingman AZ. field collected a pair of normals from around freer.He bred them for a couple years and sold some f1 babies to susan hardy.In turn she grew them up and bred them together and produced the first amel annulata.She then got with bill and bought the adults as well and had the whole ball of wax.Down the line she figured out what parent was het ( it was only one of the w/c's that was het cause bill never saw a visual amel himself but he was spitting out a few hets every year and susan was just very lucky when she picked her pair).

Anyway, thats pretty much how it went yada yada and now all the snakes are pretty much back with bill on loan or something.

As the world turns.LOL.

L8r Shannon

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