Some pics from Tinley

Here's a link to some of the pictures I got at Tinley over the weekend. I think the party there blew Daytona out of the water.

http://jwexotics.com/narbc08.html

I forgot to say that these are for Heather. :)

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D:D

:O thats a lot of pics!!! They all look awesome! :gj::gj:

This was the first time I took a lot of pictures. I have a lot more but there are a lot of redundant animals, and some of the people pictures aren't very family friendly.

OMG..............I think I want them all!! That banana clown............*drools*

What great pics, Jake! It almost (but not quite) makes up for me missing Tinley yet again this year. Looks like there was some wonderful stuff there to see. :)

Wow those are some great pics! I don't know about that second one though, the spider pastel mojo..... You can't really see much of the spider pattern in it. Maybe it's just a messy spider pattern.......
The pewter lesser is :O amazing!!! Who was selling that one? I'll have to try and work that into my pewter breeding project when we get it off the ground lol. That's great stuff man thanks for sharing!

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Wow those are some great pics! I don't know about that second one though, the spider pastel mojo..... You can't really see much of the spider pattern in it. Maybe it's just a messy spider pattern.......
The pewter lesser is :O amazing!!! Who was selling that one? I'll have to try and work that into my pewter breeding project when we get it off the ground lol. That's great stuff man thanks for sharing!

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That is the silver bullet lesser. The pewter lesser was next to it, so that's the tag you see. It was John Piro's animal, and it was smokin. John's a great guy with some amazing animals. I think Brock's banana clown had to be my favorate animal at the show.

I gotta say, that silver bullet lesser is my fave also! Hottness!

Great pics man, thank you for posting. looks like a great time!!!

i do not own and have never owned any ball pythons but i must say about everyone of these balls in those pictures are absolutely stunning. i have been to a reptile show/expo twice in my life and both were the west carrollton ohio show and it stunk badly. very few vendors and not much of a variety to choose from either. i guess after loomking at these i need to find out if the columbus show or the shelbyville,ky shows are anything like the one you went to because id love to see a variety of animals and how the morphs look in person.

Sweet pics bro! Thanks for sharing:gj:

Great Pics thanks for sharing!!

Thanks for posting those GREAT pics........Tinley next year 4 sure :)

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That is the silver bullet lesser. The pewter lesser was next to it, so that's the tag you see. It was John Piro's animal, and it was smokin. John's a great guy with some amazing animals. I think Brock's banana clown had to be my favorate animal at the show.

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Sorry that snake it the silver streak lesser, not a silver bullet lesser.

What a great set of photos! What a great bunch of snakes!

Thanks for posting some photo's! That banana clown is to die for! :)

Very, very nice, Jake!

One begins to understand what all the fuss is about . . .

What's that little short-snouted croc?

~Bruce

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Very, very nice, Jake!

One begins to understand what all the fuss is about . . .

What's that little short-snouted croc?

~Bruce

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I think you are talking about the Chinese Alligator. There was a booth with a group that is dedicated to the protective efforts of these. There are less than 20 left in the wild. I wish they would have had a booth that got more traffic. Their work is very noble and interesting, and I think they would have gotten more donations if they had more traffic.

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Originally Posted by PythonWallace

I think you are talking about the Chinese Alligator. There was a booth with a group that is dedicated to the protective efforts of these. There are less than 20 left in the wild. I wish they would have had a booth that got more traffic. Their work is very noble and interesting, and I think they would have gotten more donations if they had more traffic.

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I know that at the auction they got a little bit. Plus having the buckets out on the table. I say they got a little bit because they needed $12,000 just to get started catching animals to get samples. They have to make sure they are not too closely related or they can't do anything for them. If I remember right they said that all the ones in the zoos are related so that doesn't help any.