Halifax Reptile Expo 2011

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Halifax Reptile Expo 2011​

Date: Sunday, September 25, 2011
Time: 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Location: McInnes Room, Dalhousie Student Union Building, 6136 University Avenue, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Thinking about getting a new pet reptile or amphibian? This is a rare opportunity to educate yourself on your next exotic pet and buy species not commonly available in pet stores. Stock up on feeders and buy enclosures, supplements and reptile supplies at amazing prices! Have your picture taken with your favorite reptile. Bring your young people to the Children's Corner for face painting, coloring and games. This event is fun for the whole family and there is something for everyone! A series of informative seminars for reptile hobbyists will be scheduled throughout the day.

NEW THIS YEAR - Come to meet Lisa and Dave of Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo Nova Scotia and view their beautiful display. They will feature a wide array of exotic animals, including reticulated pythons, caimans, tortoises, tarantulas, scorpions…and much more!

The Halifax Reptile Expo is the premier venue for reptile-related products, pets, and services and we are shaping up to be the biggest and best ever! The first 100 people will receive a FREE gift bag of reptile-related samples and goodies by ZooMed International Inc.

Admission: Adults $6.00, children ages 14 and under $3.00.

We are proud to be sponsored by ZooMed International Inc.

Exhibitor fees are $15.00 for non-profit organizations and $40.00 for local businesses. Power outlets can be supplied to your table for an extra $12.00.
For more information or to register as a vendor, please contact ssafehaven.society@yahoo.ca or visit us online at Halifax Reptile Expo 2011.
 
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