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HI,
We all have them neat looking really sweet repitles wouldn't it be neat to have a show for owners, I know it would cost some money but maybe on a smaller scale, I wonder if you could have a viewing at a libary for courious people who just want to see a friendly snake, that hasn't wound up in hole after being thrashed with a gardening tool..
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You know, the first time I heard of a reptile show, I was thinking in terms of dog and livestock shows. Animals being judged by confirmation and color, etc. Judges handing out ribbons and trophies. hehehe, Just think, you could have a Champion of Record snake just like in dogs. lol I can see it now, CH Murray McNippy or something lmao. I still think that would be fun. But who would write the breed standards? Shouldn't be too hard, for example
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30 pts for color
- should be dark, deep, and clearly defined from other patches of lighter color. Unless animal is one of the other accepted colors (albino, patternless, etc. Please see descriptions below)
30 pts for confirmation
- (hmm, tough one) should be long, somewhat cylindrical, well muscled, with no signs of kinks or depressions.
20 pts for head
- should be clearly defined with distinct markings over eyes that make a 'V' shape beginning at the nose. Nostrils and pits should be clean and free of any discharge. Eyes should be bright and clear (unless in first phase of shed wherein a cloudy eye is to be expected).
20 pts for temperament
- animal should be tractable and showing little signs of stress. Any display of aggression toward humans will disqualify the animal.

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Albino: should show good clean definition separating yellow, white and orange markings. White underbelly

Patternless (green): nice uniforn silver green coloring with lighter colored belly. Young animals will not be discriminated against for showing some light tan spotting.

Labrynth: animal should display elongated markings with distinct color differences. Head markings are generally the same as normals.

Albino patternless: should display rich uniform yellow color with lighter underbelly.
Albino labrynth: shows marked elongated patching of yellow orange and white with head markings matching those of the normal albinos. Juveniles will not be penalized for showing some orange or darker yellow spotting.

Luecistic: uniform bright white coloring with blue or black eyes. Some pink admissible on juveniles.

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That is one of the best ideas I've heard today. [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] I love it, not only would it be really cool to observe, but it would be So much fun. I really like the sound of that. Hmmm maybe one day, when reptiles get even more 'popular' this actually may happen. Although I fear it might wind up being those with the most money win the prizes....but who knows.
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That's an awsome idea! I would love to see this, I think if these kind of shows actully took place it could bring more knowldge to herpers everywhere, so people in general could know how to better care for their reptiles. or it could do just the opposite. it could make a bunch of prople buy snakes that just become one of our rescues...... anyway, I really like the idea, I would love to see somthing like this happening at a herp show or somthing. -Juggalo
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Sounds like a very good idea. I agree, it would help bring some knowledge to people. It would also be cool to see more reptiles on TV, especially winning ribbons and trophies. [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_eek.gif[/img] Who knows, maybe in the future, something like this could happen.
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