Morelia Python Radio

In this episode Owen is in control and will be joined by his partner, Chris Foley, to talk about partnering up with someone in the reptile business. Rob Stone from Highplains herpetoculture is also joining the guys to talk about a variety of topics. What are the pros and cons of being in the reptile business with as a partnership and many other reptile related topics.

In this episode we will be talking to Ryan Young from ‎Molecular Reptile. He has a very impressive collection with a variety of species of pythons. We will be hitting on them all. In this current season, Ryan hatched out a clutch of White lipped pythons. This species has proven difficult to hatch out in captivity. If you like pythons this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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In this episode were talking everything pythons.

When I think of Australian pythons or even Australian reptiles one name comes to mind Richard Shine.

Richard is a Professor in Evolutionary Biology at The University of Sydney. He has written numerous papers and books on the subject of Australian reptiles and we are honored to be speaking with him. 

I have a feeling that this show will inspire people and will be an episode that the listeners will listen to again and again.

In this episode it will be just Eric and Owen hanging out and talking about the latest in the world of morelia!

In this episode we are first talking with Nick Mutton. We will be discussing his current research project and how you can help him out with collecting data,

We will also be talking all about the North east carpet fest.

In this episode we are joined by Kimberly Burge from Southern Chondros.

http://southernchondros.com/

Kimberly Burge has been an avid animal lover since her earliest memories of childhood. Her passion for reptiles, specifically snakes, started with an encounter with a garter snake in the backyard of her childhood home as a very young child. It finally led to her love of Chondros and led her to starting Southern Chondros.

 Officially in operation since 2005, Southern Chondros has grown to comprise of a collection of a wide variety of chondros, from “entry level” to some of the finest “high end designer” animals.  The continual goal is to produce quality captive born and bred green tree pythons that the discerning collector/breeder will want to add to their collection, while also producing "entry level" chondros for beginner keepers who, wisely, don't want to start out by taking the farm bred route.

While Owen is off in Alaska applying for a role on the next season of The Deadliest Catch I am joined by Zach Baez from Darkside Exotics and Rob Stone from High Plains Herpetoculture Inc.

We will be hanging out discussing a variety of topics about the world of reptiles.

In this epsiode we are joined by Gary Schiavino from GS Reptiles.

He has been keeping and breeding snakes since 1984, and through the years he has bred and kept Childrens Pythons to Burmese Pythons, and almost every python species in between. While he continues to keep various species, his primarily focus is on Green Tree Pythons and Carpet Pythons, and it is these animals which make up the majority of his collection.

If your into morelia this is an episode you wont want to miss.

Last weeks show was cut short because of a technical problem but fear not Daivd will be back in this episode to talk more about his chondros and how he takes such great photos.