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2014 NRBE National Reptile Breeders Expo
- Thread starter Reptileman81
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Reptileman81
Future professional
Well I am glade to hear they got it for next year. I still need to meet my life goal of having a table at NRBE. Doesn't matter if I make money or not just have always wanted to. Glade that dream is still alive. Maybe next year. 
Reptileman81
Future professional
I'll be there both days
Reptileman81
Future professional
Sounds awesome. I went to the USARK auction. Never been. It was pretty cool. Ben seigal and timberline owner both put up $5k each for a book. It was written by some big Chondro breeder back in the day who now has brain cancer. So the money went toward his medical bill. I just love the reptile community.
I won a few things. Only living was a baby Lemon Blast Ball. My first morph ball
I won a few things. Only living was a baby Lemon Blast Ball. My first morph ball
Nanci
Alien Lover
I think the cornsnake selection was VERY good. If you went there wanting to buy basic morphs, or as high as your wallet could afford, there was something for everyone- and LOTS of high-end morphs. If I'd had $1000 to spend, it would have been super difficult to narrow it down. If I'd had $4000 to spend- I'd have a palmetto! Or even a palmetto morph! Lots of tessera morphs, lots of het scaleless project-starters...Some terrazzo morphs. The cornsnake selection was nice.
Reptileman81
Future professional
Agree Nanci. Great selection this year. Now if I can just figure out what is wrong with my truck I will be back today
Nanci
Alien Lover
Well- I had a great day there again today, not counting my MOST MORTIFYING MOMENT EVER involving Bryan's sweet, adorable, well-behaved girls...
Got to pick Don's and Terri's brains about breeding and timing of males who need to "marry" multiple females (so different than I thought!!!!!) and about how Terri starts hatchlings, and how they keep their breeding males from becoming porkers. Just the best.
We saw hatching Indigo snakes!!! Right there!!
Sorry I missed Josh and Dave P and whoever else I missed.
Got to pick Don's and Terri's brains about breeding and timing of males who need to "marry" multiple females (so different than I thought!!!!!) and about how Terri starts hatchlings, and how they keep their breeding males from becoming porkers. Just the best.
We saw hatching Indigo snakes!!! Right there!!
Sorry I missed Josh and Dave P and whoever else I missed.
dave partington
Crazy Dave
Sorry missed you too. Saw Josh zoomin around like a kid on candy in a candy store. but I was too enveloped in breeder talk with the cornbrains to slip away. Only let myself bring home 2 new mouths to feed, an ultramel anery tess hatchling and an adult male caramel tess het hypo blood poss het amel. TPIR. Saw some nice leopard ratsnakes and parissanas (some kind of old world green ratsnakes of Elaphe) - the penful of adult Burmese mountain tortoises, I wanted to get in there and play with them in the worst way.
Reptilekyle64
New member
The show was great, the longer I stayed the more money I spent! I was ready to leave when I made a deal I would be stupid to pass up, I walked out with a Male scaleless het hypo, with a Female Bloodred/piesided het scaleless. Daytona did me dirty =)
