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Long complicated back story but bottom Line, last year Bill Kirby agreed he "owed" me a het coral albino pos het anery female and would send it when weather allowed. At the time it was simply too cold to ship. Time went by and honestly, I think we both forgot or at least was nowhere near the front of our minds. Any ways, he sent me an email in reply to some post or another on KS letting me know he'd send her to me soon. Last week a package arrived from Bill. Of course I knew it was coming since he emailed me the tracking info. I opened the box and pulled out the bag. I could instantly tell there was something not quite as expected.......there was a second bag under the first!! Yes, Bill not only sent me the one, but made it a 1.1 for me.

Thank you Bill for not only following through, but adding in a nice little extra for me.
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
21.29 BRB
19.19 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

but great story. it's nice to know there's so many good people in the boa community.

-eddie

I think the Boa community oughtta pat themselves on the back.

Alot of great people into Boas and Mr. Kirby demonstrates it perfectly....nicely done!

Hey Dave Congrats!!! Yes! It has happened to me with Bill Kirby! Great Guy!!!

Andy
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well dave since you have been getting all these extras you like to talk about i think you should send me the male awesome always good to hear some1 getting a good surprise ill be waiting fo rthe pics you know where to usualy find me lol

Either Bill Kirby is a really nice guy or he just can't count.

He's a nice and very young man! Good Job Bill!!!
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I once ordered a pair of Lloyd Lemke stock Black Pine snakes from John Cherry of Cherryville Farms. He sent me 1.1 plus threw in another Male. Well, I do not know which male was the extra one, but while all of them are great examples of their species, one of the males is Solid Black w/ no pattern ( some pattern is minutely visible in direct sunlight.) The remaining two Other's have very slight pattern in sunlight as well. The one male just turned out to have the least visible pattern on any of the Black Pines I own. They will be out crossed to a bloodline from Al Swanson of Staten Island Serpents.

Only time that happened. John Cherry is a very good and knowledgeable person, in regards to many different colubrids.
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Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research