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ive been looking forawhile now, since last year, and ive still been unsuccessful infinding a black blood. im guessing not too many people are working with them anymore. i dont know, but i was wondering if anyone knew of anyone who is currently working with them?

Jeff Hartwig has very nice blacks and will be at the NARBC in Tinley Park, IL this weekend.

Others I think are Ash Lopez, VPI and NERD.
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I have a pair I'm planning to breed, but the female's still too young this year. I'm hoping that she'll be ready next year. She has quite the appetite. She's in shed now, so I can't get any new pics. Both of mine are much more aggressive feeders than my pair of reds, who'll eat everything, but very casually. On the other hand, they are calmer when being handled once they are out - not that my reds try to bite or anything. They are very sweet, but hiss a lot.
Here's a picture of her from last month.

Here's picture taken a few months ago of the pair

i'll be breeding these this season:

this pair next season:

and i have this pair of young animals i am not quite sure what i am going to do with (wink, wink):

oh yeah, and i have all these youngsters i am raising, some i will keep, some i will sell, three males, three females:

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The New Redpython.net

I have black bloods and have bred them twice in the last 3 years. You can email me at deal4you@comcast.net