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Old 16-03-2008, 04:42 PM   #21
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Hi guys. The show was amazing and everything was above board. The equipment was all very cheap, so was livefood and there were a lot of interesting things like Caiman lizards, an Aldabra and a Chaco, Elephant shews and hundreds of dart frogs. The most common tortoises there were marginated, then iberas and hermanns, then red foots with quite a few large adult stars. They are allowed to sell wild caught Christian and people did, but only if it is legal to do so and correct paperwork is in-hand - the adult stars were perfect and obviously wild caught. The stallholders were all very knowledgable and ran a tight ship.

I was very pleased with my purchases and nobody on our coach lost animals though I do believe other coaches had losses unfortunately - I guess its down to the individual. Our coach had a specially heated and air-conditioned hold and all mine arrived in great health. Definately worth a visit!! I'll add my pictures to this thread later (all three of them!)

I believe the September show is actually the big show of the year, there were certainly more variety in the hot room (DWA license holders only) in September, and a lot better bargains! Beardies went for around E8 then, compared to E15-20 this time.
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Old 16-03-2008, 05:25 PM   #22
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cool, only been once before but the bloke i was working for always said the first one was the best as most of the animals ae conditioned for breeding. i know it used to sell CB animals , as when we went we were given rules of the day.....maybe they ahve changed then or it was a miss understanding from our german.

glad you enjoyed your self and those naimals were ok.
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Old 16-03-2008, 05:35 PM   #23
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Hi guys. The show was amazing and everything was above board. The equipment was all very cheap, so was livefood and there were a lot of interesting things like Caiman lizards, an Aldabra and a Chaco, Elephant shews and hundreds of dart frogs. The most common tortoises there were marginated, then iberas and hermanns, then red foots with quite a few large adult stars. They are allowed to sell wild caught Christian and people did, but only if it is legal to do so and correct paperwork is in-hand - the adult stars were perfect and obviously wild caught. The stallholders were all very knowledgable and ran a tight ship.

I was very pleased with my purchases and nobody on our coach lost animals though I do believe other coaches had losses unfortunately - I guess its down to the individual. Our coach had a specially heated and air-conditioned hold and all mine arrived in great health. Definately worth a visit!! I'll add my pictures to this thread later (all three of them!)

I believe the September show is actually the big show of the year, there were certainly more variety in the hot room (DWA license holders only) in September, and a lot better bargains! Beardies went for around E8 then, compared to E15-20 this time.
i hope your 3 pictures are of dart frogs i really like the different colours and varieties .

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Old 16-03-2008, 05:39 PM   #24
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for christian this is my invert collection









my new amazonian milk frogs

8 new baby brachypelmas

can you see the black sticks
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Old 16-03-2008, 05:45 PM   #25
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Great pics, Chris. Looks like you had a good time. I like your amazonian milk frogs, they're cool
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Old 16-03-2008, 05:48 PM   #26
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i had to wait 15 mins for those pictures to load. well worth it. thats a great collection there (or at least looks )

the milks look ace.... what speices are they?

nice slings aswell...even tho i can't really see them lol.

you use the same sort of tanks as me lol, i knew you wud have a nice collection anyway from reading your invert article a while back.
so what ya breeding this year?
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Old 16-03-2008, 06:15 PM   #27
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Where are the pictures of the crested geckos???


Darren told you not to bring any animals back you naughty boy!
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Old 16-03-2008, 06:51 PM   #28
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Great pics Hamm looks like a very interesting visit, I must add it to my list

Looks like you had a fab time
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Where are the pictures of the crested geckos???


Darren told you not to bring any animals back you naughty boy!
Since when did anyone listen to me Sarah

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Old 16-03-2008, 07:31 PM   #30
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nah, september one is never as good as the first of the year one.....plus i don't have the money,time nor space. i am going the neatherlandfs snake show at the end of the year so i am waiting for that.
Thats a shame - I was hoping to buy you lots of cheap german lager 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
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