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I think Houten is my favourite show, more room to move about, didnt make this one as it was too close to Hamm to do the drive twice in a week. There was 3 halls at the last Houten, one of them was for hots, or do you mean 3 halls and the hots room? 
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reptileparadise
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There where 3 halls like the 'main' hall. So as you can imagine, it was quite big!
There wasn't any room for venomous animals this time.
Had a great show! Met a lot of people and sold everything but two leopardgeckos.
Only bought an UV-light and some crickets...
Hamm, here we come!
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| reptileparadise wrote: | There where 3 halls like the 'main' hall. So as you can imagine, it was quite big!
There wasn't any room for venomous animals this time.
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I heard that the only show that is offering a place for venomous snakes is Snakeday. Houten stopped with selling those, but i saw some boiga's yesterday.
And was indeed very big and not even everybody new that there was a third hall... And I realized that it is not easy to carry a box with animals with a broken finger on one hand.. 
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Jas
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 10:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Jordi J wrote: | | reptileparadise wrote: | There where 3 halls like the 'main' hall. So as you can imagine, it was quite big!
There wasn't any room for venomous animals this time.
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I heard that the only show that is offering a place for venomous snakes is Snakeday. Houten stopped with selling those, but i saw some boiga's yesterday.
And was indeed very big and not even everybody new that there was a third hall... And I realized that it is not easy to carry a box with animals with a broken finger on one hand.. |
Oh yeah, it was snakeday, i remember now 
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Houten was ok but it seemed that most people were saving there money for Hamm as we didn't sell much lol. but got some nice leo's and mammals.
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Where was your stand? I guess I overlooked it.
There where two really cool tables. One with Strophurus and oedura tyroni and one with just about every gecko on my wishlist (strophurus, oedura, uroplatus, rhacodactylus)
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we were in the third room... we had Strophurus/corns/african rocks and a few other animals but mainly airplants.
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it seemed like people were mainly buying leo's and burms
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Ah...yeah...In the third room...
I usually walk by any tables with corns or other constrictors 
Mainly airplants...You where against the wall?
Must say I had a great day. Looked like many people where looking for Cilliatus. We had 6 on the table that where sold around 11.
Acanthurus looked popular as well, everybody was looking for females 
I didn't notice that leos where bought a lot. I had two on the table and both went home with me. Doesn't matter. They are lovely, dont mind keeping them
The corns went okay. A friend of mine had 10 with him. I believe he sold 5 of them. An other friend of mine even sold some climacophora! Nobody seems to like 'm.
Sadly, there weren't much gartersnakes. Mine where all reserved, so dont really know how they went...
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| reptileparadise wrote: |
Sadly, there weren't much gartersnakes. Mine where all reserved, so dont really know how they went... |
I saw a few garters, they are just amazing.
I was so surprised that someone was offering Tribolonotus novaeguineae, it is quite hard to get some specimens so after counting my money and 20 euro of the price I could afford the last female.
But after all it was a nice day, bought to much.... walked around a few times and talked to to many people
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