Perhaps, it was rather tight fitting in there. I'm pretty gangly looking and was wearing a black hat, geeky glasses and at times a blue sweater. I was walking around in circles for hours occasionally stopping to ponder my bank account while readjusting my purchases. Despite lots of people wearing batman shirts I still managed to get some comments. I started off with my sweater but quickly started to over heat plus I used to to wrap up some snakes with so they couldn't see what was going on. I can't remember which one was the tropical hut but I thought all of the prices there were a bit too much with some exceptions. I couldn't have even got a normal Corn Snake for less than 30. I really wanted to walk away with some Leopard gecko morphs but again, out of my price range. If I had got a booth there to sell off my reptile collection, assuming people bought my animals, I could have at least tripled what I paid. Pete's Pieds hooked me up with a really great deal on some hets. I'm really excited to start cranking out some Pieds over the next several years! Thanks to that expo I now have some good building blocks for at least 3 different really nice projects that should turn out great. I almost walked away with a Specter for 200 bucks and I'm kicking myself in the butt now for not doing it. The Super Stripes are such an awesome snake. I ended up buying from that young kid in the back right corner (with his grandpa, the dude with the killer mustache), Pete's Pieds, Brian Breikss, Alan Cole, and Corn Magic. Corn Magic was the first booth slightly to the left when you entered into the doors. I think the guy was a bit strange and was trying to only sell his female Tessera Corn snakes but I believe I ended up with a male. After I agreed to buy the snake I saw him do a victory dance LOL same with another vendor who bragged to the guy he was with about being even now lol I'll resex te Corn later but if it is indeed a male I guess I'll have to start building an army of females for him I was really shocked at the lack of Veiled Chameleons too considering all of the Ambilobe Pathers. I now know what types of Chameleons I need to start stocking up on. I can't wait for a few more years down the road