doncaster dome show

[captaincarot]

can you still go and buy if you're not in the IHS.
and is there a decent froggy selection there

[kingsnake]

Anybody can pay the £5 entrance fee to get in

[captaincarot]

Originally Posted by kingsnake

Anybody can pay the £5 entrance fee to get in

wooohoooooooooo!!!!!
i'm going then!

[Dirtydozen]

Originally Posted by kingsnake

Anybody can pay the £5 entrance fee to get in

wrong, members only

[jav07]

Originally Posted by Dirtydozen

wrong, members only

since when??

[captaincarot]

Originally Posted by Dirtydozen

wrong, members only

are you sure.
i've booked the day off work now!!!

[jav07]

Originally Posted by captaincarot

are you sure.
i've booked the day off work now!!!

the show is open to members of the public same as last year......you need to be a member to book tables

[captaincarot]

Originally Posted by jav07

the show is open to members of the public same as last year......you need to be a member to book tables

that's the impression that i had. good am going then.
it will be my first show.
and i'm mainly going to have a good nose round at the animals, but am hoping that there's going to be a few frog breeders there. i should have a couple of empty vivs that need things to live in them by then.

[Sarracenia]

If I remember rightly, the Doncaster show in September only had 1, maybe 2 tables of froggys (most of which were Dendrobates tinctorius/azureus). There were a couple of pairs of Red-Eye Tree Frogs and some Fire bellies (I think). Just basic amphibians in my opinion. Obviously, there are bound to be more frogs this year, but I wouldn't expect particularly odd or rare ones to be there. You'll never know until you get there, I suppose.

[The Fool]

For anyone visiting the Doncaster show, for some animals (the care is less than perfect for others) a trip to 'Markham Grange Nurseries' in Brodsworth is also worth it, often stocking Jungles, some time ago a Timor Python, and lots of lizards,inverts,snakes,and frogs.

Do a google search.