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WNY Herp Society Fall Show-SUNDAY! September 11th!!

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Reptile and Amphibian Show and Sale

The Western New York Herpetological Society holds a yearly reptile and amphibian show and sale, at the Hearthstone Manor in Depew, and always during the month of September. Not only can you see and buy a great variety of lizards, snakes, frogs, turtles, and supplies, but you can also see great presentations by wildlife and herpetological experts from our area and from around the globe.

September 11th 10am-4pm
Hearthstone Manor
333 Dick Road
Depew, NY 14043

Admission

Adults $8

Children ages 4-11 $4

Children under 4 Free


http://www.wnyherpsociety.org/fall_reptile_show


This year's speaker will be

Jake Gerevics from Apex Exotics.

Apex Exotics was started in January of 2010 and created by Jake as a service to those interested in cold blooded and exotic wildlife. The goal is to help develop an appreciation and understanding for large, exotic, and possibly dangerous wildlife through safe and legal public display of live animals. Apex is fully licensed and permitted by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for all needs. Safety for our audience, animals, and trainers is of the highest priority. We strive to make all experiences interactive, educational, and fun while maintaining a strict standard of safety.

www.apexexotics.net

Show times

11am & 2pm


We will also be having a few shorter presentations throughout the afternoon.

-Amphibian Care and Diseases with Dr. Evan Reed at 12:00 PM

-Diseases and Treatment of Reptiles with Dr. Laura Wade at 12:30 PM

-UV Light Needs of Reptiles and Amphibians with Dr. Laura Wade at 1:00 PM

Laura Wade, DVM, Dipl. ABVP (Avian)
Specialized Care for Avian & Exotic Pets
Located at Broadway Veterinary Clinic
5915 Broadway, Lancaster, NY 14086
(716) 651-0144 fax (716) 681-4585
www.buffalobirdnerd.com


I won't be vending at this show, but I'll be there wearing a 9/11 T-shirt and my Ground Zero baseball cap. If you see me, grab me and say Hi!!

Be there or be rhomboid!!
 
Very excited about the show!

I won't have too much on my table, a few baby gargs and some juvvies/possibly an adult or two. I might bring some roaches along- because I just love them. :D
 
Oh, please DO bring roaches!!

I lost my colony last year!!

Dubias or Lateralis??

And what is the secret to keeping them??

I had lots of egg cases, but they got moldy and died!

Were they too damp?? Too cold? Too hot?

I'm clueless!!

I was better at breeding pinhead crickets.
 
Ed Clark said:
Not vending this year, gonna be at the farm that week end so the show is not that far and it seems intriguing.
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Ah. I see.

Well, we're a small but enthusiastic group!! I know several of the people, so I can introduce you to some god people you may not know!
 
SamanthaJane13 said:
Oh, please DO bring roaches!!

I lost my colony last year!!

Dubias or Lateralis??

And what is the secret to keeping them??

I had lots of egg cases, but they got moldy and died!

Were they too damp?? Too cold? Too hot?

I'm clueless!!

I was better at breeding pinhead crickets.
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Dubia, they like it hot, close to the 90s. Mold is a serious problem for roaches. I guess the real key is just to make sure you're not keeping them too humid (they handle low humidity pretty well compared to some species, so I've heard, and I've not lost any to humidity being too low) and to only feed them as much as they will eat in a 24-48 hour period, depending on what the food is.

I'll probably throw together a few containers of 100 nymphs, my girls have been having babies like crazy! Hopefully by spring I'll have enough to bring some larger amounts including some mixes with adults for starter colonies.

I never thought I would enjoy the roaches as much as I do, but they are pretty fun :)
 
What do you feed yours??

I had Lateralis, and fed them fresh chopped greens, cricket gutload and fruit/veggie scraps.

Used the water pillows for hydration.
 
SamanthaJane13 said:
What do you feed yours??

I had Lateralis, and fed them fresh chopped greens, cricket gutload and fruit/veggie scraps.

Used the water pillows for hydration.
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I've only had dubia so far.

My roaches get a lot of variety. I just love watching them pig out :D I try to give them fresh fruit or veggies about once a week, typically some of whatever greens my tortoise has been eating and or fresh fruit. Other feedings I give them anything from a slice of wheat bread, dry tortoise food, fish food, dried CGD, Rephashy Bug burger ( a recent addition!) and I've even given them some spaghetti once.
 
I used to give mine some Cheerios, and I went out and bought a bag of spirulina flakes for them...and I haven't kept fish in over 15 years.

I had a friend at my local grocery store save the trimmed leaves from kale, escarole, and turnip and mustard greens for me when fresh boxes came in, and I'd chop and freeze them. They ate better than I do.
 
Buffalo Reptile House will be there again this year. We will have a very nice selection of kenyan sand boa morphs available from 2011 hatchlings up to adult breeders. stop by and say hi if your wandering around. Its always nice to put a face to a screen name! See ya there........... Ken
 
kenchat046 said:
Buffalo Reptile House will be there again this year. We will have a very nice selection of kenyan sand boa morphs available from 2011 hatchlings up to adult breeders. stop by and say hi if your wandering around. Its always nice to put a face to a screen name! See ya there........... Ken
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For sure!!
 
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