Well I must say that I had a great time. The wife and I hit the show for a couple hours in the morning and then made it to the aquarium in the afternoon. Something for everyone! 
As for the show, I think anyone that went in search boas/pythons, cornsnakes or hondurans was able to find exactly what they wanted. I didn't see much at all in the way of mexicana...
I did see a few hatchling mex mex, nothing too wild, just the normal-looking ones. There was couple of unimpressive old adult greeri scattered about--no subadults or babies (which I really wanted to find!). I didn't see any ruthveni at all, except for a couple of--to borrow a phrase--turd crosses. Grey bands didn't even make much of a showing (although I must admit I wasn't really looking for them).
There were a only few tables that had thayeri. A lot of those tables also had a ton of hybrids which, of course, made me leery of the authenticity of their "true" thayeri stock. Also, saw a few of those elusive "albino thayeri" that everyone has been clamoring for. (ugh!) LOL
In the entire show I only saw one snake I thought was worth buying, which upset me a bit since I was hoping to leave with lots of new stuff; I digress.
Without further ado, here she is...
This is my first (of what will eventually become many) mex mex.
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Josh Loehr
