Morelia pythons radio

Morelia pythons radio

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Morelia pythons radio episodes

  • MPR welcomes Jim Kuroski founder of MP.com
    We are honored to be joined by Jim Kuroski, founder of
    Morelia pythons.com.
    www.moreliapythons.com
    The best morelia forum on the web.
    We will talk about what it was like in those early years and talk about scrub pythons and carpets.
    2 hr 43 min
  • The first Chondro round table
    In this episode we will bring you the first ever "chondro round table" 
    Owen and I will be joined by Brian Fischer, David Newman and Jason Stevens to discuss and debate various topics related to chondros.
    We have focused on some of the introductory topics such as Difficulties in husbandry and breeding, Lineage and genetics and the implications of the paper that separates chondros out into 2 different species.
    We are glad to be joined by some of the best of the chondro community to debate and debunk some of the misconceptions that surround chondros and their care.
    3 hr 1 min
  • 2 year Anniversary show
    Tonight we celebrate our 2 years of bringing you MPR. We will talk about the history, our favorite moments and where we are going.
    We will also announce the annual Morelia Python Radio Calander contest.
    2 hr 19 min
  • Fredrik Averback joins us to talk Boelens
    Tonight we are honored to have Fredrik Averback join us and talk about the success he had reproducing Morelia Boeleni.
    This species has only been reproduced in captivity a few times and Fredrik will talk to us about what he feels led to his success with the species.
    This is a must listen for all you morelia heads out there.
    1 hr 32 min
  • Eric and Owen and Corallus Radio stops by
    Tonight we will discuss our upcoming seasons and some things that we are excited about.
    We also want to hear from you. What has you excited about this upcoming breeding season? Call in and pimp it out.
    We will be joined by Jeff Godbold from the new show Corallus Radio will be coming by to give us a sneak peak into the new show that focuses on the genus corallus.
    2 hr 31 min
  • Eugene Bessette joins us tonight on MPR
    Tonight we have a special guest not only is he one of the founders in the chondro world he is also one of the biggest breeders of snakes in the world.
    You have probably heard Eugene on other reptile podcasts and as you probably know he is very inspirational and I am sure tonight will not be any different.  
    We have such topics as his take on the history of chondros, reptile eggs and does the lunar cycle effect snakes?
    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ophiological-Services/123617861038825
    1 hr 56 min
  • Rob Stone joins us for round 2
    Rob is back to finsh the show from last week and talk to us about his Rhino rat snakes.
    Im sure we will hit on some other topics that we missed from last week aswell.
    3 hr 1 min
  • Rob Stone from High Plains Herptoculture joins us
    In this episode Rob Stone from High Plains Herptoculture joins us.
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    We will be talkning with Rob about all of the coll species he has and is working with.
    Which ranges from rhino rat snakes to halmahera scrubs.
    This will be a jammed pack episode that you won't want to miss.
    2 hr 18 min
  • Chuck Vogel joins us to talk about Kofiau Chondros
    Chuck Vogel will be joining us tonight to talk about Kofiau Chondros and his expierences with them.
    We will also be talking to Chuck about the upcoming 1st Annual Costa Rican International Herpetological Symposium & Field Exploration.  A new model in herp conferences, combining the traditional presentations, with full scale field herping, led by some of the most experienced eyes in the field.....Bill Lamar, Alejandro Solorzano, Cesar Barrio, and more.  
    www.selvaverde.com
    2 hr 32 min

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A talk show that focuses on the keeping, breeding and current events of the world of morelia and other pythons of the world