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I have raised him up from a new born. He was the pick of the litter male from the 02' Sal X Bats litter in terms of the biggest peaks and light color. One of his sisters was "the" most colorful Suriname (orange/red) I have ever owned. I sold her to one of my best customers, Cory Browning. The other sister, which I sold to Kemper Ruth, was one of the nicest overall I have ever owned. He is about 5.5 ft and I may try breeding him this year but it looks like he will still be 2nd string this year since I only have two possible adult females to breed this year.

Hey Mike,
Everyone has different taste in Redtails but of all the animals you've posted over the years (and there's been a lot), that one is in the top 2 for me. The only other one which I might have liked better was an animal which you had up for sale in the classifieds quite a while back. You were selling it together with another animal as a pair. I believe it was also a FLRT animal (not from sal x bats). It had very few saddles but the ones it had were the longest I've seen and each saddle had a white dot in the middle of it. It had a fantastic tail and had a real exotic look about it due to the low saddle count and shape of the saddles. Anyway, great looking boa! Heck, for it to be in my "top 2", that's saying a lot.----RON

Thanks but I wish I knew which one you were talking about because I think you have good taste in BCC. The only pair of FLRTs I had for sale in the last year were last month. They are still shown on my KS Gallery. Was it one of them?

http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?user=408&cat=500&thumb=1

No, it isn't one of them. You posted it a long time ago. I was able to dig up an old photo of it that I saved on my computer. I just sent it to you in an e-mail (hopefully you still have the same aol address). Take care.-----RON