A citrus translucent bearded dragon named Kinvara crawls across the table of the SmqqthBlue Farm booth on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)James Shots holds a Hypo Pastel butter Enchi pastel ball python on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotic Show. (Caroline Chubb)A child gently pets a red tegu at the Gone Wild Exotics and Supplies booth on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)A child recoils her hand in fear of a python on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)A women paints tiger stripes on the face of a boy on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotic Show. (Caroline Chubb)Two Brazilian rainbow boas slither against the walls of their enclosures at the Metazotics booth on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)A blood python is showcased at the Cart’s Constrictors booth on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)A child peers into the enclosures of snakes at the Metazotic booth on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. Metazotics is a small business located in Chandler, Indiana that breeds reptiles. (Sam Huffman)Sarah Sewell pets a lizard on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotic Show. (Caroline Chubb)Two blue iguanas perch upon a small branch in their enclosure on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)An albino Burmese python slithers across Winn Aquatics and Exotics employee David Dubert’s arm on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. Dubert brought out Onyx to be held by show attendees and to take pictures with him. (Sam Huffman)James Shots showcases a ball python on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)Eddie Smith and his mother LeAnnet Whiddon smile at David Dubert’s Burmese Python on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotic Show. (Caroline Chubb)An albino Burmese Python named Onyx slithers across BG Reptiles and Exotics show attendee Raven Robinson on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. Onyx belongs to David Dubert of Winn Aquatics and Exotics. (Sam Huffman)Matt Russell and Kaelin Dunn sit at the SmqqthBlue Farm booth while their bearded dragons climb onto their shoulders on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)Liam Vincent looks at the mice enclosure on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotic Show. (Caroline Chubb)A child reaches out to pet an albino Burmese python named onyx being held by Winn Aquatics and Exotics employee David Dubert on Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 during the Bowling Green Kentucky Reptile and Exotics show at the Sloan Convention Center. (Sam Huffman)
