About Us
The Emerald City Reptile Expo is a joint effort between the Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society and The Bean Farm. We are the first ever reptile expo inside Seattle, and we look forward to continuing the tradition of bringing you a great expo for all your reptile desires.
How To Become a Vendor
If you are a reptile or reptile products vendor, and would like more information about how to secure tables at the Emerald City Reptile Expo, please contact the Bean Farm:
Bean Farm phone : 1-877-708-5882
Bean Farm Email : beanfarm@beanfarm.com
The Bean Farm's website
How To Volunteer
Part of what makes the Emerald City Reptile Expo so special is that it is put on partially by the great volunteers at the Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society. If you would like more information about volunteering at this event, please contact PNHS:
PNHS email : contactus@pnwhs.org
PNHS' website
*photo courtesy Suyama Images
About Bean Farm
The Bean Farm is a company in Washington State that is dedicated to the reptile community at large and offers excellent products at great prices. The Bean Farm was started 19 years ago in an effort to supply hand-picked, high-quality supplies to the Reptile and Zoo trade. We bring items that are not pet products and introduce them to the Reptile/Zoo community, like Flexwatt and many other items. When we do offer pet items we select only the ones we would use ourselves. We still breed animals but like to not have to worry about them creating income, and keep them as our hobby. We ship products worldwide and have customers that range from large Zoos to the customer keeping a corn snake.
About PNHS
The Pacific Northwest Herpetological Society (PNHS) is Seattle's premiere club for reptile owners and enthusiasts! We stand to serve the greater Seattle Puget Sound area as well as the larger Pacific Northwest. Our members come from a wide area including Seattle, Yakima, and Portland. We also host a wide range of experience from veterinarians to hobbyists. PNHS is open to anyone, reptile owner or not, and is dedicated to the education of its members and the public, as well as the conservation, ecology, and captive care and breeding of reptiles and amphibians. The Society also takes an active role in legislative and environmental issues affecting these animals and their habitats. PNHS is a non-profit organization registered with the State of Washington.