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Photos: Repticon fills Camp Jordan Arena with reptiles and their fans

The show will return for two days in April, according to Jimmy Baade, of Winterhaven, Fla. — The show will return for two days in April, according to Jimmy Baade, of Winterhaven, Fla. The show will return for two days in April, according to Jimmy Baade, of Winterhaven, Fla.

By Tim Barber September 9, 2019 1 min read

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Staff photo by Tim Barber/ Alex and Austin Hancock, of Knoxville, carry their purchase of an Eyelash Crested Gecko out through the Camp Jordan Arena entrance to Sunday's Repticon exhibition.

Staff photo by Tim Barber/ Megan Peck peers into the tank of an Ocellated Uromastyx agamid lizard Sunday at the Repticon exhibition inside the Camp Jordan Arena.

Staff photo by Tim Barber/ Danny Santore, right, of Oolteway, waits patiently as Justin Wallin removes a large yellow Reticulated Python from his arm Sunday at the Repticon exhibition inside the Camp Jordan Arena. The reptile is property of Justin's Critters, of Rising Fawn.

Staff photo by Tim Barber/ This Peach Throat Monitor was on sale Sunday at the Repticon exhibition inside the Camp Jordan Arena.

The show will return for two days in April, according to Jimmy Baade, of Winterhaven, Fla.

Staff photo by Tim Barber/ Hixson Middle School student Mason Howard holds a ball python Sunday at the Repticon exhibition inside the Camp Jordan Arena. "The species comes from northwest Africa," Montgomery, Ala. vendor Tom Harbin said.

The Repticon show and sale filled Camp Jordan Arena in East Ridge Saturday and Sunday with reptiles and fans of reptiles.