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Two NARBC Pick Ups

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Corny Snake woman
I went to NARBC this weekend up in Arlington, was not going to any corns unless they were Gold Dust or a nice Pied but these two caught my eye and just yelled at me to take them and both I do not have in my collection so I can't wait to watch them grow.

This is my Amel. Bloodred
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My Okeetee
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Both came from Don at South Mountain Reptiles, he was awesome to hangout and talk with.
 
Nice new babies! I'm so jealous-I wanted to go, but we didn't plan far enough in advance :( its about a 4 hour drive for us--a friend told me Don had some good stuff too, even had the Palmettos there
 
The show was great! I got to spend time with Don, John and Travis which is always a good time. So many people handled the Palmettos it was crazy. He had the scaleless there too which got handled almost as much. It was very kind of him to let people touch those very expensive animals. One of the best thing about working Don's table is that I get first pick of animals. I snagged a beautiful pair of Kastanie Javas and I can't wait till they arrive.

Terri
 
I saw the scaleless, I got to pet the Palmetto and get a photo of it. All the guys, and gal, at SMR booth were amazing and sweet. I'd love to work with them, I stayed around their booth for about an hour on Friday and close to two hours Saturday, just chatting and drooling over all their corns. I have a long list for my next NARBC, and I'll have all my racks built by then that I can house them all too.

The Amel. Blood I got was in their frowny face section for it's size, it's a runt. I love the thought that it might stay tiny and be a mini corn snake. So far it's the only corn of mine not going to be breeding during it's life. I just couldn't say no, I have a fondness for misfit critters, just something about them.
 
I'd bet the amel catches up. I have a Miami motley, El Wray, who hatched at 4 grams from a grape-sized egg. He's way up over 500 grams now, and is a grandfather.

Nice pick-ups!!
 
Well then that gives me hopes Nanci, I guess I'll have to see how the little girl grows up.

Thank you very much
 
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