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This is what Murray does best. He's 9 years old; I've had him for about 7. Proven breeder, big and fat, very gentle. This photo was taken on Halloween at a local elementary school.
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~Sara~
"If you look down on me, I am evil, If you look up to me, I am God, if you look straight at me, I Am you"
-Charles Manson

How 'bout now?

Education should be a priority of all experienced snakekeepers! The kids are where it starts at! If you can give them a positive experience with a reptile they will most likely grow up to love them! I held my first Ball Python when I was five at Silver Springs Park in FL and was hooked from that day! Twenty five years later I'm make my living breeding boas and bloods! And yes, I bred Burms up until 1997 when I lost my foot in a steel mill accident. I knew with my limb loss that it would be a while before I could deal with truly big snakes again! Looking to get back into them though, but quality animals are a little hard to find these days!

Thanks,

Al Brown/Brown's Boas

Thats great, the Burmese need good press, all people hear about is the bad stories about them. Children are our next generation so they need to have great experiences with reptiles. Keep on doing what you do and build our next generation of herpers.

Very pretty snake ^^
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Kurama- Male Ball python
Seven- Female ball python
Ginseng- spotted Python

Shinnie- Rosy Boa
Hannibal- Male Hypo Boa
Cookie Torment- Female salmon boa

Peanut- Male red footed
Dragon- Leopard gecko
Yuki- House Gecko
Shirgure- House Gecko
Kyo- House Gecko
Blu- Blue tailed skink
Moo- Blue tailed skink
Ryou- Water Dragon (bfs)

(7 dogs, 1 cat, 2 birds, 1 hamster, 18 bettas, 13 goldfish)

Keep up the good work, Robert. I tip my hat to you.

Take care!
Mike
(HH)
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Due to political correctness run amuck,
this ol' hillbilly is now referred to as an:
Appalachian American