Um... hi. ):

[Kurt]

Bummer, then I won't bother telling you about the show in Manchester come this October. Ooops, I just did. D'oh!

[Crystal6]

Bummer, then I won't bother telling you about the show in Manchester come this October. Ooops, I just did. D'oh!

XD That's actually a lot better for me. October=Much more notice. (1-2 days is not a lot of notice to drive like crazy) And that's also closer to where I live than Portland.

[Kurt]

Here is the link to the Manchester show. http://www.reptileexpo.com/nefirst.htm See you there.

[Crystal6]

Here is the link to the Manchester show. http://www.reptileexpo.com/nefirst.htm See you there.

Awesome! Thank you very much. *Japanese bow of gratitude*

[John]

I will more than likely be attending anything significant in New England this Autumn.

[Crystal6]

*clears out schedule for the event* Excellent. 90% chance I'm going. I doubt I'd recognize any of you if I saw you there though. (Not that that's a problem.)

[Kurt]

100% chance that I am going. I always go. And John this the most signifigant herp event in New England this fall followed by the NEHS show a week later. The spring Manchester show was loaded with amphibians.
Heres what I remember seeing for sale.
Iranian harlequin newts
fire salamanders
barred tiger salamanders
paddle-tailed newts
Chinese fire-bellied newts
fire-bellied toads
barking treefrogs
clown treefrogs
blue-toed treefrogs
West African rubber frogs
lowland mantellas
various dartfrogs
White's treefogs
red-eyed leaf frogs
big-eyed treefrogs
Amazon milk frogs
mossy treefrogs
pac-man frogs

And thats what I can remember.