Welcoming back Charlie to the show! We talk about the better ways of rescuing and releasing reptiles back into the wild, which is a big part of his job over in Thailand!

This weeks episode was a little unplanned, the guest had to drop out last min! So we talked about Storms, allotments and other non reptile related crap. :P

After our short break we are back! Not much reptile chat in this episode - we recap on whats going in behind the scenes and talk about the situation with covid-19.

Danny and Hoss hang out with Nathan from IHF. We talk about his books, work and herp tours!

Common whoopsies or school boy errors of keeping? We've all done things like running several Viv's off one stat and risking it! Seen people's houses almost burn down from dodgy heat Matt's. Fitting air vents backwards etc. We asked the community about their own experiences and talked about some of our own!

We decided to throw a few ideas around amongst the three of us on this weeks episode. 

Joined by a panel of keepers, breeders and a rescue - we talk about keeping large constrictors such as burmese & reticulated pythons.  

Scott Eipper is a herpetological consultant, author and wildlife photographer, who works with his wife Tyese, in their business Nature 4 You. Join us as we talk about his books, his outlook on education and all about what he does!

Author of Snakes of Australia, Lizards of Australia, Dangerous Creatures of Australia and a few more!

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Episode #80 is all about teaching conservation in prisons with David Willis and getting into the deep topic of the 'morals/ethnics' of keeping reptiles in captivity.