Pittsburgh Reptile Show And Sale

Palch Mogglur

This is going to be a mixed review.... while the overall was great, it was made so by the people working the tables. With that said, some of the regular vendors were not there, the turnout was low on visitors/customers but that is bound to be in part the fault of whoever didn't advertise worth a damn. If I didn't follow the event and attend multiple times a year, I wouldn't have ever known it existed, advertising was non existent except by the vendors who were hoping to drum up turn-out. Still, love the event. Hate that it seems to be being let go somewhat compared to the past years.

CookieMonsta “Neenae82” Joseph

This was pretty cool. There were snakes (poisonous and non poisonous) lizards, spiders, scorpions, pet food, pet supplies and souveniers. There were soooo many reptiles. The entrance fee was $6 but kids up to a certain age gets in free. It was worth it. Hopefully my mind will be made up on purchasing a dragon for the next show in August.

Bernice Woodson

We went to the gem show at Harmar House. It was great. The quantity and quality of the products is amazing. Prices are good. There's something there for anyone who likes rocks, gems, fossils, and beads. Go!

Julia Nunez

First off I am terrified of snakes, spiders, lizards etc, however, one of our little foster kiddos loves them all as if they were cute little kittens or puppies. That being said, this was her choice of activities, so off we went. Cost $6.00 a person, she was free. Everyone was soooooo amazing. They took so much time with us, answering questions, letting her get up close and person, which is huge given.they knew we were not buying that day. Soooo many vendors and tables. None of the animal looked stressed or sick. It was an amazing experience for her and we will be for sure going back!