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We're thinking about going to the Portland Maine show this Sunday. It's a 3.5 hour trip but we've never been there and the kids go back to school next week.
Who else is going???
Who else is going???
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Portland Show 8/30/09
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It was a bit slow on sales but there was lots to look at. Very little supplies, mostly animals. There were only 2 vendors selling frozen rodents, NERD had the best selection by far, I think we bought close to 200 from them.
Along with the rodents, we bough a box of crickets and some new feeding tongs, some how the 2 we have are missing and my wife had to feed snakes using salad tongs, doesn't work well. I told her to use my needle nose pliers!!
On to the critters!! NERD, as usual, had all kinds of mind blowing (or sucking) Ball Python morphs.
We bought a female Veiled Chameleon to replace the male that died earlier this month. We had him over 3 years and he is missed.
Here she is!!!
We also bought a male Spider BP ($195) to breed with our female Lemon Pastel BP to make BumbleBee's!!! He has some cool markings and he's got a lot of yellow. We saw others that were very dark.
A little tongue for the ladies!!
Along with the rodents, we bough a box of crickets and some new feeding tongs, some how the 2 we have are missing and my wife had to feed snakes using salad tongs, doesn't work well. I told her to use my needle nose pliers!!
On to the critters!! NERD, as usual, had all kinds of mind blowing (or sucking) Ball Python morphs.
We bought a female Veiled Chameleon to replace the male that died earlier this month. We had him over 3 years and he is missed.
Here she is!!!
We also bought a male Spider BP ($195) to breed with our female Lemon Pastel BP to make BumbleBee's!!! He has some cool markings and he's got a lot of yellow. We saw others that were very dark.
A little tongue for the ladies!!
