(That should say Pastel in the title in case anyone is wondering ) I'm not going to say what I paid, but I definately got a deal on one of the best breeding age Pastels at the show ( that was displayed ); and no, I won't be killing the market anytime soon. All my girls are at least a year away. (HMMMMM..... I may just have to find a few adult Females to start my Pastel Army.) Anyway, back to reality, the market I believe is footed pretty well. Prices were variable, most were at what could be considered "market" price, and of course some were higher, some were lower. Like alot of people have said, I didn't really see alot of high end stuff moving in the general public, but I didn't really have a chance to see what the vendors were shuffling around. There were definately some deals to be had though, not just Ball Python wise either. All in all it was a pretty decent show in my eyes, and yea, I feel bad for Wayne Hill, because planning this thing is a logistical nightmare. Seems like they try a different approach every year, but it turns into organized choas with the volume of people it attracts. ( PS - I know the pics suck, typical point & shoot, flash and no flash deal. These were taken while he was being set-up )

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