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Question about White Plains Show

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I haven't been there in a while and plan on going on the 17th. I know there are a LOT of animals that are now banned in NY so I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what is still there. The last Hamburg show was terrible (crowded, hot and no real selection of anything unless you wanted a het BP or grested gecko) so I don't want to drive to another "not worth my time" show.
There used to be retics, burms, monitors, etc there. Pretty good selection.
Not sure if it is just corns, kings and BP's there now (hope not).
Let me know how the selection usually is now.
Thanks.
 
No retics, burms, rocks, amethystines, or anacondas (yellow or green. No water monitors, niles, crocs, black/whitethroats.

Boas, other pythons, colubrids, and most lizards (other than the aforementioned biggest and baddest from the monitor list) can still be found.
 
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