Is there any end to this addiction?
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flricordia
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We had our first real Reptile Expo here in Pensacola just a month ago. I was really suprised at the nice selections the vendors had to offer. All I was looking for was a BTS, but only a large gigas there and not a good price on it.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
rotarymagic
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Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2782904
We had our first real Reptile Expo here in Pensacola just a month ago. I was really suprised at the nice selections the vendors had to offer. All I was looking for was a BTS, but only a large gigas there and not a good price on it.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
Colubrids are Passe..
IMO of course hahaha.
Anyway about buying frags... how much?
http:///forum/post/2782904
We had our first real Reptile Expo here in Pensacola just a month ago. I was really suprised at the nice selections the vendors had to offer. All I was looking for was a BTS, but only a large gigas there and not a good price on it.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
Colubrids are Passe..
IMO of course hahaha.
Anyway about buying frags... how much?
D
dennis210
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YES they are addictive, too addictive. Think like 66 - 72 with sugar cubes stained on tables everywhere, then the law said NO. At least these are still legal! And lets keep it this way.
Dennis
Dennis
groupergenius
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Originally Posted by Dennis210
http:///forum/post/2782987
YES they are addictive, too addictive. Think like 66 - 72 with sugar cubes stained on tables everywhere, then the law said NO. At least these are still legal! And lets keep it this way.
Dennis
Those were the days....
http:///forum/post/2782987
YES they are addictive, too addictive. Think like 66 - 72 with sugar cubes stained on tables everywhere, then the law said NO. At least these are still legal! And lets keep it this way.
Dennis
Those were the days....
keri
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Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2782904
We had our first real Reptile Expo here in Pensacola just a month ago. I was really suprised at the nice selections the vendors had to offer. All I was looking for was a BTS, but only a large gigas there and not a good price on it.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
OT: but it always amazes me how many ppl are into herps
http:///forum/post/2782904
We had our first real Reptile Expo here in Pensacola just a month ago. I was really suprised at the nice selections the vendors had to offer. All I was looking for was a BTS, but only a large gigas there and not a good price on it.
The selection of captive raised corns and kings was impressive, for the size of the Expo, and I was truely amazed at all the new color morphs that have surfaced as of late.
OT: but it always amazes me how many ppl are into herps
jaymz
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Originally Posted by Keri
http:///forum/post/2783244
OT: but it always amazes me how many ppl are into herps
Im going to the NARBC in chicago this saturday
SOO excited. I am looking to come home with a fancy ball python or two.
http:///forum/post/2783244
OT: but it always amazes me how many ppl are into herps
Im going to the NARBC in chicago this saturday
SOO excited. I am looking to come home with a fancy ball python or two.
flricordia
Active Member
Originally Posted by Jaymz
http:///forum/post/2783981
Im going to the NARBC in chicago this saturday
SOO excited. I am looking to come home with a fancy ball python or two.
Talk about candy. I still think the piebalds are the best, but the albinos are pretty close.
http:///forum/post/2783981
Im going to the NARBC in chicago this saturday
SOO excited. I am looking to come home with a fancy ball python or two.
Talk about candy. I still think the piebalds are the best, but the albinos are pretty close.
jaymz
Member
Originally Posted by Keri
http:///forum/post/2784048
*drool* I would LOVE to own a piebald, we have a pastel and she's gorgeous but nothing compares to a piebald!! Too surreal!!
Jaymz: what morph do you plan on getting?
Yeah while we are talking about addictions. snakes can easily become one i am finding out.
Well either a nice male clown, or a pair of pastels. Or if anything catches my eye.
If you want to see some ball python eye candy go to New England Reptile Distributors website (NERD) and click the photo gallery near the top of the page you will be amazed.. Find the blue eyed Lucy(leusistic)
This is not a morph just a genetic anomoly called paradox. but this snake is one of the prettiest i have ever seen. I dont know who owns it but this picture is floating around all over the net. A fat healthy little bugger none the less
http:///forum/post/2784048
*drool* I would LOVE to own a piebald, we have a pastel and she's gorgeous but nothing compares to a piebald!! Too surreal!!
Jaymz: what morph do you plan on getting?
Yeah while we are talking about addictions. snakes can easily become one i am finding out.
Well either a nice male clown, or a pair of pastels. Or if anything catches my eye.
If you want to see some ball python eye candy go to New England Reptile Distributors website (NERD) and click the photo gallery near the top of the page you will be amazed.. Find the blue eyed Lucy(leusistic)
This is not a morph just a genetic anomoly called paradox. but this snake is one of the prettiest i have ever seen. I dont know who owns it but this picture is floating around all over the net. A fat healthy little bugger none the less
keri
Active Member
Originally Posted by Jaymz
http:///forum/post/2784505
Yeah while we are talking about addictions. snakes can easily become one i am finding out.
Well either a nice male clown, or a pair of pastels. Or if anything catches my eye.
If you want to see some ball python eye candy go to New England Reptile Distributors website (NERD) and click the photo gallery near the top of the page you will be amazed.. Find the blue eyed Lucy(leusistic)
This is not a morph just a genetic anomoly called paradox. but this snake is one of the prettiest i have ever seen. I dont know who owns it but this picture is floating around all over the net. A fat healthy little bugger none the less
I LOVE it!!
http:///forum/post/2784505
Yeah while we are talking about addictions. snakes can easily become one i am finding out.
Well either a nice male clown, or a pair of pastels. Or if anything catches my eye.
If you want to see some ball python eye candy go to New England Reptile Distributors website (NERD) and click the photo gallery near the top of the page you will be amazed.. Find the blue eyed Lucy(leusistic)
This is not a morph just a genetic anomoly called paradox. but this snake is one of the prettiest i have ever seen. I dont know who owns it but this picture is floating around all over the net. A fat healthy little bugger none the less
I LOVE it!!
A
alexa11
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This is a wonderful addiction. I met someone with a rather odd addiction 2 days ago at the petstore when looking for a small light. On his tag, it read 'turantula man', and had a picture of one. Apparently he has 42 turantulas in his basement. He is married by the way, sorry ladies. I learned that he had 42 turantulas when I told him that I wanted to set up a saltwater room in the basement. I asked him if he had a wall of turantulas. He said that many of them were still smallish, and so they were in small containers. However, he has one ginormous one that is about 9 or 10 inches in diameter, and its abdomen is the size of a vitamin bottle. He continued with his tale, telling me that when they shed (much like our tank inverts) it looks like there are 2 giant turantulas. He said that if you 'get it while its still moist, you can mould it' into whatever scary spider shape you want, and put it on your desk at work to freak people out.
