Dr. Jen Moore also known as @DrReptilia on Twitter is an Associate Professor in the Biology Department at Grand Valley University.  The majority of Dr. Moore's research focuses on the conservation of both reptile and amphibian species.  During the episode, Dr. Moore discusses her research in New Zealand studying Tuatara, her study of Lava lizards in the Galapagos islands, Massasauga Rattlesnake and much more!

SHOW NOTES:https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/7-dr-reptilia/

Today's episode is with Nancy Miorelli, also known as "SciBugs" on social media. Nancy is an entomologist living in Ecuador and possesses a truly inspirational passion for insects!  In the episode we discuss, insect phobia and where it comes from, tarantulas and other pet trade insects, and Nancy tells me some really mind-blowing insect facts!

Show Notes: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/6-scibugs/

Today's episode is with Nancy Miorelli, also known as "SciBugs" on social media. Nancy is an entomologist living in Ecuador and possesses a truly inspirational passion for insects!  In the episode we discuss, insect phobia and where it comes from, tarantulas and other pet trade insects, and Nancy tells me some really mind-blowing insects facts!

Show Notes: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/6-scibugs/

Olympic gold medalist and reptile enthusiast, Kyle Chalmers joined me on the podcast today! Kyle runs the Instagram account @KC_Critters, which showcases daily pictures of his large reptile collection. During our chat, Kyle tells me about his blue tongue skink breeding operation, Australian pet bylaws, and his trip to a Japanese reptile cafe. 

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathome.ca/5-kc-critters/

Olympic gold medalist and reptile enthusiast, Kyle Chalmers joined me on the podcast today! Kyle runs the Instagram account @KC_Critters, which showcases daily pictures of his large reptile collection. During our chat, Kyle tells me about his blue tongue skink breeding operation, Australian pet bylaws, and his trip to a Japanese reptile cafe. 

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathome.ca/5-kc-critters/

This episode I am joined by Laerke Rosenberg aka Josser of the popular YouTube channel, JossersJungle! Jossers’ YouTube channel has grown to +40k subscribers in less than 1 year. We discuss her channel’s niche, her large reptile collection and her experience working with elephants in the circus.

Josser is a fantastic role model for those who are new to the hobby. She provides clear instructions, simple advice and does an amazing job interacting with her fans.  Josser is the type of ambassador the hobby needs!

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/4-jossersjungle/

This episode I am joined by Laerke Rosenberg aka Josser of the popular YouTube channel, JossersJungle! Jossers’ YouTube channel has grown to +40k subscribers in less than 1 year. We discuss her channel’s niche, her large reptile collection and her experience working with elephants in the circus. Josser provides clear instructions, simple advice and does an amazing job interacting with her fans.  She an ambassador the reptile hobby needs!

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/4-jossersjun

Thinking about starting a breeding project? Then this is a must listen! Our guest this week is TC Houston of Reptile Mountain. TC is a former professional AZA zookeeper and a Blue Tongue Skink breeder with 30 years of experience in herpetoculture.TC and Dillon discuss the ethics of animal breeding, proper care an more!

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/3-tc-houston/

Thinking about starting a breeding project? Then this is a must listen! Our guest this week is TC Houston of Reptile Mountain. TC is a former professional AZA zookeeper and a Blue Tongue Skink breeder with 30 years of experience in herpetoculture. TC and Dillon discuss the ethics of animal breeding, proper care an more!

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/3-tc-houston/

In this episode, Dillon breaks down the philosophy that guide’s both his animal care and online endeavors (YouTube, Blog, and Podcast). His philosophy is simple: The better the care, the more the animal will display their fascinating, natural behaviors. Dillon explains in detail how captive animals in the pet trade can play a very important role in the wildlife conservation efforts.

SHOW NOTES: https://www.animalsathomenetwork.com/2-dont-keep-reptiles/