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My family and I will definitely be at the next show as well. Great discounts on all the necessities and good selection of T's. Cant wait!

As many people that I saw buying T's there I'm surprised there are only 3 of us on the board here. When I left around 2 there was a line going half way to the main street too. Busiest reptile show I've been too. When I bred T's about 8 years ago and had a table at the show it wasn't even close...

I got all my GBB and A geniculata from Darren. Huge selection! The G Pulchra I found at the far end of the room. The Lady only had 2 and was only asking $15 each!

Oops that was a typo. I meant 9:50. It would of been to hard to get the kids out of the house that early on a weekend. Only T I want that I didnt find there was Y Diversipes. I did see a guy had T Seladonia though! Wish I could of picked up a few of those but not worth it @$600 each.

Just got back from the show. We also arrived before most of the crowd. We walked in about 9:50 and watched the line grow behind us. Walked away with almost all the T's I was looking for plus a couple extra creatures the kids had to have. 2x G. Pulchra 4x GBB 2x A Geniculata 1 chamilion 1...

My wife and I are just getting back in to the hobby. We bred T's about 8 years ago and had a collection of over 100 species at one time. We were also an active member of Mile High bug Club back then. OIh and we have never been down south to see the migration. Currently we live in Berthoud, so...

He got into CBD products and sold all of his stuff. I think he is getting ready to come back to the hobby though since he just purchased a bunch of T's and posted about it on his FB

got our tickets the other day. going on Sat

T's are nothing like a dog or cat... they only see you as a threat no matter how much you handle them or want to think otherwise. What yours is doing may seem different but it's not. Since you have owned T's your entire life you have probably built an immunity to the hairs and they don't itch...

Pretty sure I will be going with the wife and kids

First one was a A. Versicolor over 8 years ago. Our collection grew to several hundred within a year.

Great species to own!

Shes gonna blow!

Great pics

male... for sure

peruvian purple pink toe - Avicularia Urticans

ill give that a +1 for female

I actually just bought a female A. metallica also that is very small. I got it to breed with my male but he is twice her size. She also barely moves... I literally have to peel her off the log she sits in to hold her. I thinks she is about ready to molt as well. You definitely have a...