Vendors pay lots of money for setting up. Is it fair to vendors for someone to sell animals that do not have a table? This recently happened to me a my local show. I had a buyer interested in one of my chondros because he could not find a carpet python. A guy walked by with a carpet that he had brought in and sold it right in front of my table. I will be discussing this with the show promoter soon.

Not to mention, if someone brings a sick animal in, or something with mites, it can easly become out of hand. It can happen anyway, but it reduces the risk of contamination. I fully support the rule in every way and I am not a vendor in Daytona. This show is very costly to set up for, and it would not be fair to vendors if any Joe Schmoe could walk in and sell animals.

I hope that all made sense. lol.

Brandon Osborne
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www.brandonosbornereptiles.com

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• daytona show - hogisland92, Tue Aug 5 18:20:27 2008
• No..............more - Brandon Osborne, Tue Aug 5 19:18:24 2008
• RE: No..............more - fhayden1, Wed Aug 6 15:04:21 2008
• Pretty simple......... - Brandon Osborne, Wed Aug 6 16:21:00 2008