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Reptile Shows
I have seen many people posted repitle show pictures. I have never been to one. I really want to go for my first visit. I am new to BP, and I really want to see those snakes before I buy them online, so I know how they really look in real.
Which one I should go? There are many of them list on the website, but I would like to choose a big one to go to. Any idea?
And also, can anyone tell me all of the big ones around the year? I am so excited about that.
Thanks guys
P.S I know here is for picture post. The reason I post here, is because I have seen many pictures of the shows here. Sorry.
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There is a decent sized one in Arlington tx today and tomorrow
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Re: Reptile shows
It would help if we knew where you are located.
Jim Smith
Last edited by j_h_smith; 02-12-2011 at 05:27 PM.
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Re: Reptile shows
 Originally Posted by j_h_smith
It would help if we knew where you are located.
Jim Smith
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Re: Reptile shows
The NARBC Tinley shows are the biggest I've been to.
http://narbc.com/
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Pick the one closest to you.
Even smaller shows have a LOT to look at.
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We can't really help you pick a show if we don't know your area. The biggest shows would be the shows held by NARBC http://www.narbc.com/ Held in TX, IL, and CA.
Smaller area shows are perfectly fine as well. Even the Iowa show has a decent selection.
Last edited by SlitherinSisters; 02-13-2011 at 12:59 AM.
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Location definitely helps xD I'm out here in what seems like one of the boonies of the herp hobby, but the two shows that happen in a relatively local area (Seattle is about an hour and a half drive from here, not too far but not "local" in the strictest sense xD) have always had good selection, and it's a great way to find local breeders and herp societies!
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We have a Repticon show here next week. How are those? I just adopted a Normal BP a couple of months ago and now I got the bug and want another. Was into snakes when I was a kid a long time ago.
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Originally Posted by Strick
We have a Repticon show here next week. How are those? I just adopted a Normal BP a couple of months ago and now I got the bug and want another. Was into snakes when I was a kid a long time ago.
I went to the New Orleans and Baton Rouge shows last year and they were both Repticon shows. They were nice and we had a blast. I would really go to any reptile show in my area.
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