teeny little herp show

[mlededee]

so i went to our tiny little neighborhood reptile show here yesterday. and when i say tiny--i mean really, really exceptionally small. i was surprised to see alan bosch there though, with his scaled back collection of gorgeous bps and other herps. i REALLY wanted to get a pastel that he had--but it was het for granite, knocking the price a bit out of my range...*sigh*. anyhow, i did end up walking out with a pair of red eyed tree frogs! i didn't expect to even find them there, and thought i wouldn't be getting them until either the greenville or atlanta show, but one of the vendors had them and i couldn't resist. they are just the cutest little buggers! i'll try and snap some pics once they have some time to get settled in.

[green_man]

They are cute arent they?
Congrats, you'll love em.

[Marla]

They are definitely cute little guys. They hit my "awww" reflex every time. That's cool that Alan made it to your show. If he's there, that means he should have a GA dealer's license and should definitely be at the November show here, so I'll look forward to seeing him there. Just a few weeks away!

[led4urhead]

YAY for new little guys! Sounds like you had a pretty good time, i'm looking forward to seein some pics!

[mlededee]

marla, i emailed alan a while back and he said that he was going to be at both the greenville and atlanta shows. (i didn't even think to ask him about the little savannah show.) i did have a good time, despite the smallness, but i knew it was gonna be like that because they had one put on by the same people here a while back. that's the show that got me researching bps... pics soon i promise!

[Marla]

Excellent! I still don't know if I'll make it to the Greenville show for budget reasons, but it would take a disaster to make me miss the Atlanta show. I can't wait! And there's nothing wrong with little shows. We enjoyed the Dixie show despite its size.