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Did anyone attend the White Plains,NY Reptile Expo today? There were some very nice ball pythons there, like the Desert ghost and several designers like the pastel butter and many different Bees...! I am trying to get information on one of the Venders. On the upper stage in the back corner right next to the Naturalistic Displays and Dart frogs, was a vender selling black PVC Racks and Cages. I have lost the buisness card somewhere in transit. I do know that they were located in NC I believe. If anyone could please tell me the venders name and contact it would be greatly appreciated.

I took many pictures at today's expo, but since I cannot remember who each animal was owned by I can not give credit to them. So here is the first one I remember the owner of.
CV Exotics
www.cvexotics.com

Hi Joshua,
That Lesser Platinum was actually on the table of Earth's Exotics...just wanted to clarify.

Thanks, Keith
earths-exotics.com

earths-exotics.com

was the owner of the ball in the pic

Thanks Keith for pointing that out.

Reptile Basics. Rich

reptilebasics.com

Thanks much appreciated.

Does anyone know who the vender right next to Black Jungle Terrarium supply was. They were under a White Tent and had mostly Ball pyton morphs and Boa Constrictors? He had to Albino Ball Pythons he called imperfect for $450.00 each. He said that he doesn't think they had tounges!

http://www.besafenet.com/pvc/about.htm
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http://www.GilbertBoas.com/www/

in the future, Just snap a quick pic on the digi cam of the vender name just before taking pics of the snimals, that way you know when you get to the next vender, you're able to give credit where credit is due.

I attended and I must say that there were quite a few venders that had no signs or banners that advertized who they were.
CV Exotics, Joe Compel Reptiles and MK Reptiles all had noticable banners,business cards etc. I would think that if you had thousands of dollars worth of snakes for sale that one would spend $200 dollars on a nice sign or some business cards to help people remember you and your reptiles at a show. Not only that but I've known of many sales that happened after a show because of Business cards or people remembering their animals and well advertized display. Its just a good business practice, even if its just a hobby for some.

Eric Baker
BakerReptiles

donkayereptiles

I am almost positive that it was the Herp Enclosure racks that you saw.

This is their link.

http://www.herpenclosures.com/