March 19 – 21, 2010

Show times:
Friday 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 8:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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Snow Stripe x Diffuse het Anery Stripe

25% Stripe het Anery, Amel, Diffused
25% Anery het Amel, Diffused, Stripe
25% Normal het Anery, Amel, Diffused, Stripe
25% Anery, Stripe het Amel, Diffused

Snow Stripe x Pewter

100% Normal het Anery, Amel, Diffused, Charcoal, Stripe

Ghost Stripe het Amel x Granite het Stripe

50% Anery het Diffused, Stripe, Hypo 50% poss het. Amel
50% Anery, Stripe het Diffused, Hypo 50% poss het. Amel

Ghost Stripe het Amel x Ghost Stripe

100% Ghost Stripes 50% poss het. Amel

We had a customer relinquish a Cornsnake a few months ago because he had wounds on the lower third of his body. They were so bad past his vent, we thought he might require amputation of his tail. To our experienced eyes, it looked like the snake had been chewed on by a rodent. As you can see from the pictures below, the damage was deep, nearly to the bone. To aggravate matters, the owner continued to keep him on aspen bedding which adhered to the scabbing as his body tried to heal. While the owner admitted feeding live, they denied leaving a rodent unattended with him. For a rodent to do this much damage, it had to have been in his cage for several days.

A very good friend of ours took him in for rehabilitation. She soaked him in a vet grade antiseptic, cleaned out his wounds and set him up on paper towels. Within a few weeks his wounds began to heal and he began feeding again. He has healed beautifully considering the damage done. It is unlikely his coloration will return in the areas of the worst wounds. This snake would have never had to suffer if just a moderate amount of attention had been made during feeding. It is also ill-responsible to allow an animal to get this bad before seeking treatment.

I hope this post encourages owners to take more care and if their is a problem, don’t wait to seek help.

Previously called the Northern Berks Reptile Show, the new East Coast Reptile Super Expos feature the best venues we have ever seen at a Pennsylvania reptile show. Marty’s decision to leave the Hamburg Fieldhouse has proven to be a good choice. Climate control, a clean building, massive amount of space inside and outside (parking)…Can’t get better then that!

We’ll be attending or vending this group of shows this Summer, so if you see our table, stop by and say hi!

Check out our Shows page to see a full listing of show dates for this show and others!

BALL PYTHONS

• 6.11 Possible het Albino  (from het x het breedings) $75 pr
• 8.14 Possible het  VPI Axanthic (from het x het breedings) $75 pr
• 5.7 Possible het  SK Axanthic (from het x het breedings) $75 pr
• 4.7 Possible het Piebald (from het x het breedings) $75 pr
• 1.0 2007 100% het pied (Kahl) $100
• 1.0 2007 100 % het pied (Miles) $100
• 1.0 2007 100% het Ghost  (Ian G.) $135

BOA CONSTRICTORS

• 16.13 2009 Normals $75 each
• 0.1 2009 Albino possible het Stripe (from Albino het stripe x Hypo het Albino breeding) $300
• 1.0 2008 Pastel Boa $150
• 0.3 2007 Pastels $175 ea
• 0.1 2007 Normal $175
• 1.1 2007 Normals het Anery  possible het Albino (from Kahl Anery het Albino x Hypo het Albino) $300 pr
• 9.5 2009 Pastels $135 ea
• 6.8 2009 Het Albinos $100 ea
• 8.12 2009 Albinos $300 ea

DUMERILS BOAS

• 1.1 2007 Dumerills Boas (should be ready to go this season) $400 pr

HONDURANS

• 2.2 2007 Tangerine Tri-Color Hypo $250 pr
• 1.1 2007 Het Anery $200 pr
• 1.1 2007 Hypo x Pinstripe Hypo $250 pr
• 2.3 2005 het Snow Hondurans (proven) $300 pr
• 1.0 2005 het Hybino Honduran (proven) $175
• 0.2 2006 Tangerines (proven) $125 ea
• 0.1 2005 Hypo het Anery(proven) $150
• 1.0 2005 Tri-Color Hypo het Anery (proven) $175
• 1.0 2005Albino (proven) $200
• 1.1 2005 Pinstripe Hypo (proven) $350 pr
• 0.1 2006 Anery het Albino (proven) $150
• 1.1 2005 Tangerine Albino & Anery het Albino (proven) $300 pr
• 0.1 2005 Hypo het Anery (proven) $125

The Diffuse het Stripe x Granite het Stripe clutch hatched this past week, we have 3.1 Granite possible het Stripe and 1.2 Diffuse het Anery possible het Stripe that will be available soon. We did end up with a single Stripe in the clutch, a Granite, but it was dead in egg. Very disappointing, but we have one more clutch from this project due to hatch within the next 7-10 days. Our fingers are crossed for a higher Stripe count.

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