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I went to Bill's house a few weeks ago and saw this female that was produced by Brian Sharp in either 01 or 02 .. I think it was 02 ..But when i saw her i said "I HAVE TO HAVE THAT THING" !! Well as luck has it , Bill said screw it and has decided to get out of B.C.C. and gave me a call . Shes around 6 feet long and extremely well taken care of . I one happy camper with this girl that i will attempt to breed next year

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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL

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I kinda figured cause the resemblance is incredible ... And when he told me it was bred by Brian Sharp i knew it had to be atleast related in some way . Here she is again for ya Mike

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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL

I enjoyed keeping up with these animals for a while. Picked up the female as a juvenile from Brian in Raleigh, NC. Planned to have the male shipped to me shortly thereafter, but he developed regurg syndrome, and Brian nursed him until he was 100%, then I picked him up in Daytona a few months later...Obviously the snake has thrived very well and fathered my only litter of Surinams, when I figured he was still a year or two away from being sexually mature. He was very determined to be a dad.

The bottom photo is of the male taken just a short time before he moved to Miami.
All the best-
Jim Lineberger

Photos of the sibs as youngsters:
male:

female:

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"He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he can never lose."
Jim Elliott

Hope when you get some neos you sell one to me. So save one for me. That is a beauty.
Thanks

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Joel Pretz