I've heard Kris nerd out on Coleonyx before and knew I had to talk to him. We ramble over all sorts of topics during this episode and it's great. His collection is quite varied and so was our discussion. Kris did mention during this episode that he'd like to do a Coleonyx specific episode in the future so watch for that. Check out Badlands Herpetoculture on IG to see more!

Very excited to talk to Eddie this week. His social media feeds are filled with all sorts of unique lizards and he has the added bonus of keeping many of his animals outside. We talk everything from Monitors to Aldabra Tortoises to Serrated Cone-heads!

This episode falls on Easter Sunday so I decided to have my wife as my interview. We talk her approach to lizard keeping, interacting with the very large species that we keep and enclosure building.

This episode we talk a large variety of lizards with Dillon of the Gecko Lab. geckolabs on IG and www.geckolaboratory.com is where you can find Dillon and his collection. Also, be sure to check out the Abronia Alliance for their cloud forest preservation initiatives!

Very excited to talk to Clint this week. He has a huge collection of geckos as well as skinks, invertebrates and several snake species. He's even bred File Snakes just recently! We talk quite a bit about what goes into the care of such a large and diverse collection. Clint is a wealth of knowledge and I encourage you to look him up on both FB and IG under Reinhart Reptiles.

I had to reschedule this week's guest so I'm flying solo! I discuss collection updates along with our collection in general. There's also alot of great Q&A and interaction with the live chat.

I'm very excited to talk to Eric this week as he's one of the few people in the US keeping and breeding the available Basilisk species and is also doing amazing things with his enclosure builds. You can find him @casqueheaded on IG as well as www.basilisklizards.com

I was very excited to talk to Heather. She has one of the best collections of Bearded Dragons that I've ever seen. She also has the unique opportunity to keep a large majority of her collection outdoors. This was a great conversation and I look forward to seeing her new projects.

This episode is wide ranging, as are Phil's experiences in herpetoculture and his collection! We talk everything from geckos to keeping venomous with a stop at Sungazers along the way!

Frank's collection really does resemble living art. He keeps some of the more beautiful and "difficult" species in the hobby and he does so in some very impressive enclosures. I was very happy to hear about the experiences that got him to this point and his impressive plans for the future.