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lets see met ken diehl,jeff lecompte,time cole,watler smith,jim sargent, and others i forgot im sure it was fun talking about the forum in person w/some of the folks did get a few animals got a nice lil axanthic female brooks from jeff lecompte and had some great conversation w/everyone there its great to see and chat in person also broke down and got my first greybands nice dark adult pair of blairs phase man they are cool anyway pics soon hopefully,peace,,,,,,,thomas"

but I just don't have enough hours in my weekend to accomplish all that I want to do. I read the list of vendors and I know that there were lots of excellent and well-known breeders offering some of their best offspring from this year. I appreciate your post and hope some others who attended will also post some comments and let me know what else I missed.

I was there if you were in the market for cornsnakes or turtles/tortoises it was heaven. Other then that there wasn't much to see. I did however pick up a nice orange thayeri from John Cherry.

I agree with some other folks that the selection of animals may not have been as good as in other years. But I thought it was a good show none the less. I mean an atleast every table didnt combine over priced and ugly pythons like the Daytona show.
I was in the market for Mole kings but there were none to be found, I settled for some Hissing Roaches instead. Good meeting everyone that I talked with.
-scottwahlberg
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I like my women the way I like my coffee, Ground up and in the freezer!

Scott@texassnakes.net

I didn't think the expo was quite as good as last year, but on the other hand I was shopping for axanthic brooksi and the selection for those (and other brooksi) was quite good. I ended up getting a pair from Tim Ricks that are already showing some nice blue coloration.
Cheers!

one of the biggest differences between ETHS and other shows in the past has been the excellent quality of the educational sessions at ETHS. I had to miss the show this year, but i don't see any mention of that portion of the program, only comments about the variety of animals available. How were the sessions?
td

the sessions/slideshow presentations were awsome damon salceaes(spelling) did an awsome powerpoint about chondros and trooper walsh spoke about komodo dragons ,carl franklin and others spoke and had great presentations they actually made the whole weekend worthwhile as imho the expo sucked crowd wise, first year in 4yrs that i didnt at least make my table money back but as usual i came home with more animals than i went with and so it goes,,,,,thomas