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MSU Herp Club is pleased to invite you to the third annual MSU Herp Night open house.
This event will take place on February 18th, from 6-9pm on the campus of Michigan State University, in the Natural Sciences building, first floor (room to be announced).
This event consists of an open house, showcasing various herps from members of the club, including common pet species such as ball pythons, bearded dragons, and axolotls. Other animals, including newts, salamanders, spiders, turtles, tortoises, snakes, frogs, and lizards of all types will also be on display, with some made available for the general public to touch.
There will be one talk given by Dr. Chris Tabaka about various 'interesting' herps he's seen throughout his life. Dr. Tabaka is a vet with Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek, Michigan.
There will also be a 'panel of experts' available for a Q&A session.
Door prizes will be given out throughout the night. The Bug House and the MSU teaching greenhouse will also both be open for tours. Please join us!
This event will take place on February 18th, from 6-9pm on the campus of Michigan State University, in the Natural Sciences building, first floor (room to be announced).
This event consists of an open house, showcasing various herps from members of the club, including common pet species such as ball pythons, bearded dragons, and axolotls. Other animals, including newts, salamanders, spiders, turtles, tortoises, snakes, frogs, and lizards of all types will also be on display, with some made available for the general public to touch.
There will be one talk given by Dr. Chris Tabaka about various 'interesting' herps he's seen throughout his life. Dr. Tabaka is a vet with Binder Park Zoo in Battle Creek, Michigan.
There will also be a 'panel of experts' available for a Q&A session.
Door prizes will be given out throughout the night. The Bug House and the MSU teaching greenhouse will also both be open for tours. Please join us!