Attending the First-Ever Dallas, TX NARBC! It was Bonkers!

The Portrait of Omnomlet was so beautiful. I can’t imagine how long that took to make, what a sweet gift. RIP Omnomlet we all miss you. ❤💔

I love how Ed used to be so hesitant to be in videos and now he's super jazzed to have his own meet-and-greet line. ❤

The Omnomlet "There's a Snake in my Boot" picture was incredible and actually got me all teary eyed. How beautiful.

I love how the event organisers know how much traffic you guys will be bringing in and blocking other vendors they made sure to get space JUST FOR YOU GUYS!!!

🥺 The Omnomlette diamond painting made me cry. What an incredibly sweet gift and its so beautiful!!

The fact they put you in another room entirely to everyone else, but in the first room people come into, kinda says both how popular you are, and also how tired people gotta be of the shennanigans of the huge groups of people you bring to the place xD

That pistachio morph Hognose got an audible wow out of me! It's so beautiful!

Hearing her say "That's our girl!" absolutely KILLED me. Omnomlette <3

i love when ed was talking about the cutting board and it was like half marble half wood and he said “het marble” it just cracked me up because y’all always say het- anything lol😂

This was my first NARBC and I came with my family from Arizona just to see you guys! We took home “bad boy” the king snake and he had been a wonderful ambassador animal! Not one bit finger so far 😁. Thank you for all you do!

I think it is really awesome how kind you both are to the people who come to meet you. You take the time to ask questions and you seem so interested in what your fans have to say. As the mom of a seven year old Snake Discovery super fan - I truly appreciate how great you are with children. It would make my entire year to see my sons idols be so kind to him!

As a person on the Autism Spectrum, I hugely appreciate the Autism Awareness business shoutout! That was so cool of you guys to give them your support and publicity!! 💛💛💛

I love how family friendly these shows are…passport stamps, sticker collection. I would have been all over collecting these as a kid.

A little, rather soppy message, but (in memory of my Dad Phil, who was there for us every step of our lives) I would like to send a big thank you hug to Emily's stepdad Phil, apparently the name just comes with a willingness to help everybody as much as they can. Bless you sir <3

My son's birthday wish was to meet Ed and Emily. We loved meeting you in Dallas. We adopted Mage the ball python and she's doing amazing! The sweetest girl ever. Thanks for making my son's year!

Also, the sheer Mum-energy of the lady who asked "Do you want me to open that Ed?", because she saw him struggling with holding the camera! Some Moms are just so awesome <3

They remembered the tripod go Emily and Ed! And thanks to the fan for giving them a spare!

Phil is a great dad to help out with the craziness your booth must be. So many people love you guys.

It's wonderful to see so many children in that meet and greet line, you guys (and the parents, I'm sure) are inspiring the next generation of reptile lovers 🥰

I got so emotional seeing the diamond painting of OmNom. What a special piece to have. And can I just say WOW when it comes to the depth of artistic talent amongst your fans. I also want to shout out all the folks who let their mom vibes show when they bring you coffee, sandwiches, coolers packed with snacks… you name it. I see it at every show and it really warms my heart to see folks wanting to take care of you guys… y’all really do so much for the community and clearly help a lot of young folks feel seen and accepted. I know little girls who no longer think they’re weird for wanting a reptile over a pet dog because Emily is cool and so they must be cool by association. Emily’s exuberant reaction with every egg hatching and showing off just how adorable snakes can be went such a long way to helping me move past a fear I didn’t want but didn’t know how to get past. Now I look forward to someday meeting a hog nose in person and getting to hold a ball python. I don’t think I’ll ever own reptiles (its the feeding bugs or mice that gets me) but I love that it’s an interest of many of my friends that I no longer have to feel squeamish about. So yeah. Big thanks to those who go out of their way to take care of Emily and Ed when they’re on the road and giving so much of themselves to the community that adores them.