The Hamm Reptile Show, operated by Terraristika Hamm, is said to be the largest reptile expo in the world. Several shows are held a year, the most recent 2½ weeks ago. One AA correspondent reports there were “plenty of captive bred anole species. For example: barbatus, porcus, valencienni, noblei, bartschi, roquet, baracoae, allisoni. I think more than 25 species available just on this show.” It’s surprisingly hard to get information on the show on the internet. Can any of our readers tell us more?
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Joseph Burgess
I have been to this show 2 times 2004 & 2005 (I think). There are so many unique species, both invert & herp offered for sale. The barbatus I was keeping originated from this expo.
Ben Baker
I have been visiting the Hamm show for the last 15 years, it is well organised and very well attended, during this time I have seen dozens of species of Anoles traded, mostly captive bred with the occasional A.sagrei, A.carolinensis offered wild caught. the last visit I made to the show I picked up a pair of CB Anolis marmoratus alliaceus, and a pair of Anolis (Norops) limifrons, I also saw offered A. bartschi, multiple subspecies of A.roquet, A.marmoratus, as well as A.teraealtae, A.ferreus, A.bimaculatus, A.sabanus, A.evermanni, A.smallwoodi, A.baracoae and even A (Norops) aquaticus and oxylophus. all in all definitely the place in Europe for Anoles!
Ben
Luke
The show is held four times a year.
Here is their website:
http://www.terraristik.com/
The classifieds (or ads) are in German: http://www.terraristik.com/tb/list_classifieds.php
or English: http://www.terraristik.com/tb/list_classifieds_int.php
If you register, you can contact the seller and then pick up at the show. Or just go and you will certainly find something interesting.