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What a phenomenal reptile.
Wish I could have seen her in person.
Hope to get to N Dakota and see their reptile collection at Reptile Gardens.
I understand they have some really great reptiles.
Hey John, I just googled baby to see what ever happened... Apparently she died during surgery in 2006, but the owners of Serpent Safari didnt want bad publicity so they left her body out in the woods for the coyotes But part of the tail was discovered and there was a police report and bad press anyways...
She had the guiness record at 403 lbs and 27 ft long
Good thing Bob has 6 more back up fluffy's. Im sure he has one in every form or morph. As the original fluffy was a Normal Retic. Then switched to a tiger shortly after. It has gone back and forth. So I am sure he will pop up with another monster soon. Sucks that this one died. But It wasn't exactly a healthy snake. Very obese.
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But part of the tail was discovered and there was a police report and bad press anyways...
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