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Repticon/Baltimore May 15 & 16 2010 (reptile show)

michael

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Repticon is coming to Timmonium Md. May 15 & 16. Repticon reptile show doesn't usually come this far north. It should be an interesting show with some vendors not usually seen in the area. I'll be vending there. I'll be bringing about 50 axolotls each day and a bunch of other c.b. salamanders. If you want to pick something special up as far as salamanders let me know. shrommj@ptd.net

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I ordered a couple odd size tanks from glass cages for pick up at Repticon. I'm getting a 10 gallon tall 16" X 8" X 17" and a 1/2 29 gallon 12.5" X 30" X 6". They will fill a couple empty spots on my racks.

While at Repticon I hope to find out a little more information about International Amphibian Days and The Mid Atlantic Reptile Show in September.
 
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Awesome! Repticon is coming to my neck of the woods on the 22 and 23 of this month (Orlando FL). Already bought my VIP tickets last month. I can only hope they will have a salamander and amphibian section! Fingers crossed, and good luck! :happy:
 
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