. . . continued.



I do understand that working with locality animals can be very tricky and a lot of people are sensitive and downright touchy with the matter. That's why I've kept from introducing the Kingsville LOCALITY reds and Stillwater LOCALITY hypos to other bullsnakes mutations for a very lone time until the last couple of years. Like I mentioned in Part I, I would specify in the ad or post that any given animals ARE OR NOT LOCALITY animals. With that said, some of these out-crossing projects are fairly new (F1s)and a lot of these new morph/color combinations is an ongoing project and have not reached their FULL potential. I do disclose these types of information to any potential buyer so they can make an informed decision. The real confusion that may have risen on my post is that I have used quotations ( "quote your locale/morph" ) to convey the lineage of a said morph but did not to say that they are pure locality or not. Again, note that I DID NOT specify that these are LOCALITY "quote your locale/morph" animals. I simply did this to make sure the potential buyer have an informed decision that they are getting a certain type of hypo gene and not the other. Thank you everyone for pointing this out and I'm happy to say that I have revised any ads that was in question and have specified that they are Hypo (Stillwater gene/OUTCROSS/NON-LOCALE SPECIFIC) multiple times on the ad. I hope this would clear up any confusion a newbie or even an experienced Pituophis afficionado may have. I'll just thank everyone for stating your points and giving me and others suggestions to what or how this things SHOULD be done. If anyone have any concerns and or suggestions please call or email me at your leisure and I will respond as soon as I'm able. For those who know me and even the ones have done business or gone herping with I try my best to make sure I do not do anybody any wrong. I would be the first to tell "lets make this right" if a concern arises.



please read Part III
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