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we only picked up a new cage(36" tall x 30" long x 18" deep) and crickets. my wife spent 1/2 hour talking with the people at amazing blue, she wants a sambava. it looks like it will be the first of the year but i'm looking to get a female ambanja, we'll just see how it goes. after we left the show we headed over to the nursery to pick up a ficus,some polished rocks, and some shade cloth for the sides of the cage. it took me a couple hours to set the new cage up but eco is love'n it!

dennis
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compasscreek backcountry adventures

Hey how was the show? Very many tables? Im thinking about driving down from Santa Barbara and possibly picking up a young Jax. Also, were there very many snakes? I want to go but I dont want to drive the 2 hours for a lame show with only a limited selection. Thanks for any info.

I went to the show today. It was alright... I don't know if it would be worth a drive from SB. I saw about 4 chameleon stands (picked up a male rudis ). And I also was looking for a new ball python, there were about 5-6 stands that had ball pythons (not sure what type of snake you're lookin for) there were mostly normals, three stands had morphs (I got a 50% het pieball ) Overall it wasn't that large a show and I personally don't think it would be worth a drive from SB... Have you been to the IRBA San Diego show? That one is worth the drive...
-Steve

there were lots of snakes. maybe 50 tables. it was a bit smaller then the last show at pomona. if it was me i wouldn't make the drive if i was only looking and not buying.

dennis
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compasscreek backcountry adventures

Thanks for the info. I was looking to maybe get a male Jax and some care supplies but sounds like it isnt worth it. I will hold onto my money and be patient. Were ant frozen rats for sale? that alone might be worth the drive. I still have a couple hours to decide.

No frozen mice, only live ones.