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Las Vegas Invaded by…Reptiles?

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I almost forgot to mention for those really eager to get a sneak peek there are VIP passes available to make sure that you get that new pet you’ve been wanting.

The North American Reptile Breeders Conference & Trade Show

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This is going to sound like a fan boy geek and I just don’t give a shit; I guarantee most people who read this will never get the opportunity I did that day. I will never forget that interview.

Rattlesnakes & Baseball Cards: Lessons on Keeping Venomous Reptiles

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Bryan D. Hughes was never into baseball cards, snakes that’s a whole different story. Now, he’s keeping venomous Rattlesnakes in his office!