Ginafish, meet Tonya.Ginafish said:I know your pain, norsmis. I've yet to find any corn breeders in Utah, much less anyone that's really into the hobby around here. The only herp show that's here is the Wasatch Reptile Expo in September. *sigh*
I will definitely be at the NARBC show. Been planning that trip for a LONG time!Flagg said:This is a slow time for corns, a lot of the breeders at the Chicago area show are still waiting for eggs to hatch or new hatchlings to get ready for sale.
That said, even at peak corn availability times there aren't that many vendors at the local show that sell a good selection of corns.
Go to the NARBC show in Tinley Park in October, there will be corn snake breeders from all over the country there.
norsmis said:I will definitely be at the NARBC show. Been planning that trip for a LONG time!
Is there any certain reason for the lack of corn breeders here???
I wouldn't say that there's a lack of breeders in the Chicagoland area; this is by no means a comprehensive list, but I can think of at least 4 serious hobbyists/breeders:norsmis said:Is there any certain reason for the lack of corn breeders here???
jazzgeek said:I wouldn't say that there's a lack of breeders in the Chicagoland area; this is by no means a comprehensive list, but I can think of at least 4 serious hobbyists/breeders:
Michelle
Lore
Chuck/Connie
and soon, me.
That said, IMHO, it's like asking why the beluga whale shows are held at the Chicago Aquarium and not 300 yards east in Lake Michigan.
Ya goes where theys is.
regards,
jazz
And what about meeeeee? I need, I need! :grin01:Cegninedorf said:Oh, right! I forgot about Michelle/Creatures of the Night ! I haven't interacted personally with Michelle, yet, so that's my oversight.
Imagine how the alewives, trout, and salmon feel.And, if I was a beluga whale, I'd be going nowhere near *into* the waters of Lake Michigan...even just up to my own ankles, it grosses me out.
jazzgeek said:And what about meeeeee? I need, I need! :grin01:
Imagine how the alewives, trout, and salmon feel.
But hey, if the Great Lakes gross you out, I can only wonder what your feelings about the Mississippi River are.
regards,
jazz
norsmis said:I did meet some of the corn breeders at the Wheaton show on Aug 18 and we had a blast. Everyone we met was very friendly and had awesome corns! I hope to see all of you again (and meet more of you) on September 2 as ew will have a table again.