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Does the western Pennsylvania expo have corn snakes, if so what morphs are usually there?
Thanks.

Well, I'm from Florida, so I haven't been to that particular one, but if it's a good sized Expo, which it sounds like it probably is, there should be tons of different morphs there,...this can depend on when it's held though, because most of the '08 hatchlings will be produced in the summer months from July to Sept., but there will always be some earlier ones available as well as some leftover snakes from the '07 season.

If you can push your way past all the Ball Pythons for sale, you will probably see so many different morphs of corns that it will make your head spin!..LOL!

If you do a google search for "cornsnake morphs", you will get a good idea of the many types that will likely be there.

Good luck finding something there!

~Doug












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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

The Expo isnt too big.

They have many corn morphs---varieties that you would expect from 20-40 individual breeders who pick what they want to breed.

I would say that corns and ball pythons are some of the most of what is there.
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Mark

Thanks. I was hoping to buy a female bloodred, pair of butters, pair blizzards and a male sunglow motley.

I have seen all of those there and more.

Bring your cash!

You should also check out the Pittsburgh Reptile & Bird Show in Cheswick, PA--it's not that far from the Expo location and its a little bigger.

Good luck! See you there--but we won't know it's us, of course.
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Mark