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Post by morphonut on Mar 31, 2018 6:44:21 GMT -8
I think the Juvisy insect fair is always the last weekend of September. So is it scheduled for 29&30 September this year 2018. Please confirm. Thank you.
Morphonut
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Post by bobw on Mar 31, 2018 7:16:31 GMT -8
It is usually the last weekend in September but it's too early to confirm yet. Invitations to traders usually get sent out in May. However, last year there were rumours that the organiser didn't want to continue with it and was looking for someone else to take over. I don't yet know what will happen.
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Post by ron on Apr 8, 2018 12:00:29 GMT -8
Hello,
I was in Lyon Insect fair this weekend. According to a poster at the entrance, Juvisy insect fair will take place the 29 and 30 of Septembre 2018.
Regards,
Ron
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Post by wollastoni on Apr 8, 2018 23:10:00 GMT -8
Yes, I confirm.
Any pictures of the Lyon fair, I've never attend it and would like to know if it's worth it.
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Post by ron on Apr 9, 2018 5:50:24 GMT -8
I don't have relevant pictures, but in my opinion it's an interesting fair. It's smaller than Juvisy, with a part dedicated to reptiles. Still, the two times I attended this fair, i found some interesting species for my collection (this year, uncommon ssp of p. bianor, p. dehaanii and p. paris) for good prices. As it's less crowded than Juvisy, you also have more time to talk with the traders. Also a lot of stand dedicated to common - decorative species : Goliathus, P. ulysses, U. ripheus, etc.
What about Entomodena, is it worth it?
Regards,
Ron
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Post by wollastoni on Apr 9, 2018 8:31:54 GMT -8
Yes Entomodena is excellent, as good as Juvisy for Asian and Neotropical material.
For African material, Juvisy is better as French/Belgian dealers have better connection with Africa than Italians.
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