Has anybody been to the Kentucky reptile shows? Would like to get some feedback....size, attendence, variety...etc....

Thanks!

Stu

i attend them every month.
the turnout is usually decent, and it's always a good time.

you should come check it out!

Stu, I have been asked to do that show... I'll check the dates out and see if I can squeeze it in... Your driving!!

Limey

I visit both shows every month, The show located in shelbyville is by far my favorite. I have vended several times over the years at Shelbyville. These shows are the friendliest of any show ive been to (and ive been to alot). Evrty vendor is there from beging to the end and is not like some shows where they leave when the money stops coming in. They will answer any question even though you don't buy anything from them. The selction is fairly decent and and the quality of the animals are way better than any ove been to. feel free to brows my images all of these animals have been purchased from the shows or from breeders who attend the show.

Definatly a must go if your looking for quality animals and friendly people. But be advised this show is more of a snake show rather than a lizard and soider show. Although they are there snakes are there by the truck load!

The shows are normally back to back. Shelbyvlle show will be on a saturday and the morehead show is the very next day. the upcomign shows are on the 4th and the 5th of october!!!!!

the weebsite is kentuckyreptileexpo.com

thanks for the reviews guys!

limey....sounds like we need to do the back to back on these and see how they go!

I'll drive....you can cram your ass into the back seat in the truck cause Amy won't be giving up shotgun

hell yeah, we'll see you guys there then.

keep an eye out for me i should be vending... im thinning out my corn snake breeders so ill have some discounted adult amels, motleys, creamcicles, and sunglows.

boa_boy wrote: keep an eye out for me i should be vending... im thinning out my corn snake breeders so ill have some discounted adult amels, motleys, creamcicles, and sunglows.