Morelia pythons radio

This is the first show for MPR 2014 and we will be joined by Nathan Garrod. Nathan is the owner and operator of Chimera Productions Herpetoculturalist & Freelance Wildlife Wrangler. We will be talking to him about what is like for a day in the life of a snake catcher. He has first hand knowledge of what its like to be in the enviorment of the coastal carpet python. We will discuss his observations and opinions on carpet pythons in the wild. We will also hit on his personal collection. Be sure to check out his website.

http://chimeraproductionswildlife.com.au/

The MPR holiday show!

On this episode we will be talking about one of the most under rated pythons of the carpet complex. The bredli python. When I think of bredlis I think of one person Nick Mutton of Inland Reptiles. We will be talking about natural history, how they diverged from carpet pythons, keeping and breeding and of course some of the morphs. Nick works with the most genetically diverse group of Morelia bredli in the US. I have a feeling that this will be one of those episodes that people will listen to over and over again.

In this episode we will walk you through our appraoch to breeding carpet pythons. We will take you from pre-season all the way up to selling babies. If your new to breeding carpets this will be an epsode that you won't want to miss. We will hit on feeding, cooling, pairing, combat, what to look for with your female, Incubation (AI and MI) hatching, etc, etc,

We will announce the winners of the Annual Morelia Python Radio Calendar contest.

In this episode we will catch up with Kasper from Singular Reptiles. Kasper has some cutting edge morelia projects and we will be discussing what he has going on for the upcoming 2014 breeding season.

In this episode we are joined by Eddy Brown. Eddy has tons of expirence when it comes to keeping reptiles. From his work at the Birmingham Zoo to his private collection, we will break down just what Eddy is doing.

This is a show not to miss.

In this episode we are joined by Steve Tillis of RepTillis Herps

http://www.reptillisherps.com/

Steve is a small scale part time reptile breeder located in Central Florida northeast of Orlando. He works with Carpet pythons, Ball pythons, Kenyan sand boas and Red Blood Pythons. We will be talking about his approach to keeping pythons. In particular his approach to using ambient temps for keeping and breeding his pythons. We will also hit on his approach to running a reptile business.

We will be talking about various topics in the world of morelia.