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nice cordylus cataphractus(probably butchered the spelling) :lol: Can't wait until the Houston show. 4 days before my birthday makes a good excuse to the wife to buy stuff.
Daytona 2005 ?
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OK, I know it's a month later, but here's what I saw in highlights:
Scott and Nathan come out of the closet.
I was amazed to see my first ever Naultinus grayi at the Rare Geckos booth.
Head shot of that amazing Naultinus grayi.
I must admit my ignorance that I did not know how rare Nephrurus asper really are! Once I was enlightened I had to snap a couple pics of the ugliest gecko I will probably never see again.
Another N. asper pic.
Full view of the Daytona expo from the 2nd floor of the Convention Center. The only thing it doesn't show are two small rooms where there are additional vendors and an art show. Oh yea, the venemous expo was elsewhere too.
I didn't get there til Sunday, but there were several Diplodactylus and Strophurus species. I saw most of the Diplos at the Rare Geckos table. There were also some Strophurus at Jerry Peebles table. There are always lots of cresteds and leos. The past two years I went ('03 and '05) there have been an increasing number of R. leachianus. Some auriculatus were around too. I didn't see any R. sarasinorum this year, but in '03 I saw quite a few. There were very few Uroplatus around that I saw: typical U. henkeli and a small handful of sikorae. There are usually a few knobtails of various sorts around too, but I don't know much of Australian gex. Lastly there were the 'ugly but gorgeous' N. wheeleri cinctus at Rare Geckos.
There's my synopsis, enjoy the pics.
Scott and Nathan come out of the closet.
I was amazed to see my first ever Naultinus grayi at the Rare Geckos booth.
Head shot of that amazing Naultinus grayi.
I must admit my ignorance that I did not know how rare Nephrurus asper really are! Once I was enlightened I had to snap a couple pics of the ugliest gecko I will probably never see again.
Another N. asper pic.
Full view of the Daytona expo from the 2nd floor of the Convention Center. The only thing it doesn't show are two small rooms where there are additional vendors and an art show. Oh yea, the venemous expo was elsewhere too.
I didn't get there til Sunday, but there were several Diplodactylus and Strophurus species. I saw most of the Diplos at the Rare Geckos table. There were also some Strophurus at Jerry Peebles table. There are always lots of cresteds and leos. The past two years I went ('03 and '05) there have been an increasing number of R. leachianus. Some auriculatus were around too. I didn't see any R. sarasinorum this year, but in '03 I saw quite a few. There were very few Uroplatus around that I saw: typical U. henkeli and a small handful of sikorae. There are usually a few knobtails of various sorts around too, but I don't know much of Australian gex. Lastly there were the 'ugly but gorgeous' N. wheeleri cinctus at Rare Geckos.
There's my synopsis, enjoy the pics.