Re: Pomona Fairplex Reptile Show

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Posted by Georgia on December 01, 2001 at 22:10:33:

In Reply to: Re: Pomona Fairplex Reptile Show posted by zab on December 01, 2001 at 21:50:25:

: Did you bring any home? I wanted to go today but just couldn't make it.

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: : In Southern Calif.....went today. Not a lot of torts, mainly snakes and lizards. There were people there from Pheonix with three sulcatas, 3yrs, 5yrs, and 10yrs old for sale. A few small sulcatas and leopards. Couple of booths with box turtles. There were two large Redfoots, couple of pancakes (cool....never seen those before) some hingebacks, sliders, softshell and russians. I think there were a couple of other types but can't remember the names The snakes and lizards definitely out numbered the torts....I guess there were enough torts but I hoped to see more. Met Annie Lancaster.....very nice lady, enjoyed talking with her. For those of you who make there tomorrow, she is at the very end of the first row.

No I didn't bring any live ones home. We already have two sulcatas, 25 and 45 pounders, both male and three box turles. But I did get beautiful painting on a large river rock of a sulcata. If you are close enough you should go. Our drive was about 45 minutes. Take the free shuttle from gate 14 that will take you right up to the building area. It was nice to see some torts/turtles that I have never seen but in pictures. Like the pancake and the softshell.

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: : Did you bring any home? I wanted to go today but just couldn't make it. : : : : : In Southern Calif.....went today. Not a lot of torts, mainly snakes and lizards. There were people there from Pheonix with three sulcatas, 3yrs, 5yrs, and 10yrs old for sale. A few small sulcatas and leopards. Couple of booths with box turtles. There were two large Redfoots, couple of pancakes (cool....never seen those before) some hingebacks, sliders, softshell and russians. I think there were a couple of other types but can't remember the names The snakes and lizards definitely out numbered the torts....I guess there were enough torts but I hoped to see more. Met Annie Lancaster.....very nice lady, enjoyed talking with her. For those of you who make there tomorrow, she is at the very end of the first row. : No I didn't bring any live ones home. We already have two sulcatas, 25 and 45 pounders, both male and three box turles. But I did get beautiful painting on a large river rock of a sulcata. If you are close enough you should go. Our drive was about 45 minutes. Take the free shuttle from gate 14 that will take you right up to the building area. It was nice to see some torts/turtles that I have never seen but in pictures. Like the pancake and the softshell.

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