I attended the show over the weekend and while I enjoyed myself overall, did anyone else notice a number of sick snakes? I've never been to Repticon ATL before this time, but I have been to Daytona and the Tallahassee shows in the past and never remember seeing obviously ill boas/pythons like I did here. There was one section with adult boas that were open-mouth breathing/bubbling that really blew my mind in particular.
Last edited by SentinelSerpents; 07-10-2012 at 03:58 PM.
I attended the show over the weekend and while I enjoyed myself overall, did anyone else notice a number of sick snakes? I've never been to Repticon ATL before this time, but I have been to Daytona and the Tallahassee shows in the past and never remember seeing obviously ill boas/pythons like I did here. There was one section with adult boas that were open-mouth breathing/bubbling that really blew my mind in particular.
I noticed a few that didn't look healthy... I think I know the one you are talking about though. I helped a friend work his booth so I didn't have a chance to get a great look at everything. I've gone to repticon atl in the past and this one was not the best to say the least. I was looking to buy some hooks and new forceps and couldn't even find those lol
Originally Posted by SentinelSerpents
I attended the show over the weekend and while I enjoyed myself overall, did anyone else notice a number of sick snakes? I've never been to Repticon ATL before this time, but I have been to Daytona and the Tallahassee shows in the past and never remember seeing obviously ill boas/pythons like I did here. There was one section with adult boas that were open-mouth breathing/bubbling that really blew my mind in particular.
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