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Re: Finally in Daytona!
Hey! Welcome to my neck of the woods. I live like a block from Daytona Lagoon. I bet your bummed about the vendors only thing. I woke up early this morning cause I was really excited to go pick out a few new snakes. Then I read the program, only to find out that today was vendor only
O well, like you said, be there early tomorrow.
I'm just really excited, so I decided to post here
I posted to share in your excitement, haha!
!!! Its Peanut Butta Jelly T I M E !!!
My Serpents Den
- 1.0 Normal - "Mr. Snakey"
- 1.0 Pastel - "Mojo"
- 0.1 Spider - "Foxxy Cleopatra"
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Re: Finally in Daytona!
UPDATE: I just got back from the silent auction and it was really fun
At the show I purchased Provent a mite, Two big BP morph posters, and a
VERY nice female pastel. (pictures up tomorrow) I also got to meet Brian Barchyk (sp?) from BHB and got to see a scaleless cornsnake, which felt like velvet. Be looking out for a TV show on Discovery channel starring BHB!
At the silent auction I won a framed fang display of the black mamba, gaboon viper, rhino viper, eastern diamondback, picadoi's jumping viper, and bushmaster. It was very nerve racking, but I go it for half the value! (100 bucks)
Tomorrow we are going to the beach for a while, picking up the snake from the expo (we left it there because the hotel is really cold and we were worried), maybe buying a few frozen rodents, then leaving for tampa
All in all: the prices were extremely low and it was very fun.
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Re: Finally in Daytona!
Sounds like fun! I have always wondered one thing about really big shows like Daytona. Even when you get there first and are one of the first people to get in the doors, do you run around like a mad person trying to see everything and find the best quality and price wise of what you want?
I know we used to try and get to the reptile show here early to get the first pick but it's a small show. I couldn't imagine going to a huge show and seeing something I like but wondering if there might be something better at another table. It would probably drive me crazy.
REPTILES: Ball Pythons, Bearded Dragons, Blue Tongue Skink, Corn Snakes, Crested Geckos, Gargoyle Geckos, Mali Uromastyxs, Sulcata Tortoise, Tokay Geckos, Veiled Chameleons.
FISH: African Cichlids, Rhino Pleco, Silver Dollars, Tiger Oscars
MAMMALS: Miniture Pinschers, Cat, ASF's, boyfriend, me
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Re: Finally in Daytona!
I superspeed walked down every isle and i stopped at everything yellow (pastel bp). i found three snakes who were in the top three and luckily they were right next to each other. I finally decided on one and couldnt be happier
Also, you can map out your path ahead of time (i didnt) and maybe go to all of the big names first, its whatever you want to do.
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Re: Finally in Daytona!
Originally Posted by SilverWolf
Sounds like fun! I have always wondered one thing about really big shows like Daytona. Even when you get there first and are one of the first people to get in the doors, do you run around like a mad person trying to see everything and find the best quality and price wise of what you want?
Haha, here's what my boyfriend and I did yesterday at Daytona. We had walkie talkies, and the second we got inside, we split in two directions. I started at one end, and he started at the other. We knew exactly what we were looking for, and what our price range was for each snake. When we thought we found a nice example of what we wanted, we'd call the other person over to take a look. When we split back up we continued on our path until we snagged the last one we were after, and just wandered the show together the rest of the time we were there.
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Re: Finally in Daytona!
Wow, walkie talkies. Now you guy were prepared. But that would be a good idea since I'm sure it wouldn't be easy to find the other person in that big of an area.
Well maybe someday I'll get to one of the big shows.
REPTILES: Ball Pythons, Bearded Dragons, Blue Tongue Skink, Corn Snakes, Crested Geckos, Gargoyle Geckos, Mali Uromastyxs, Sulcata Tortoise, Tokay Geckos, Veiled Chameleons.
FISH: African Cichlids, Rhino Pleco, Silver Dollars, Tiger Oscars
MAMMALS: Miniture Pinschers, Cat, ASF's, boyfriend, me
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