Morelia Pythons Radio

In this episode we will talk about our breeding season's at EB Morelia and Rogue Reptiles. 

In this episode we are joined by Ari Flagle, Fredrick Averback, Kasper Fonager and Chad Gray for a round table discussion about Simalia boeleni. We will discuss keeping, conservation of the species and thoughts about the breeding of this species in captivity and in the wild. 

In this episode I will be flying solo and figured it would be a good opportunity to talk about my personal collection and upcoming breeding season here at EB Morelia. I will talk about what I hope to pick up this upcoming season and what I hope to see hatch out.

In this episode we will be revealing the winners of the 2016 Morelia Python Radio calenda contest.

In this episode Terrell Zeigler is back but this time he is hitting on the other half of Designer Exotics, Bloods and short tailed pythons.  We will be talking about his approach to keeping and breeding these awesome snakes in captivity.

In this episode we are joined by Scott Eipper as we discuss his adventures herping in the Outback. Scott has conducted wildlife surveys, relocated problem reptiles, has gathered genetic material for various institutions and musuems. Scott has written a number of papers, articles and the book "A Guide to Australian Snakes in captivity- Elapids and Colubrids.  If you have ever dreamed about what it is like to herp in the Outback this is the episode that you won't want to miss.

In this episode we will be discussing our approach to breeding carpet pythons. We will go through the entire process from pre-season prep to what to do once you have eggs on the ground.  

In this episode we are back from our weekend at the greatest reptile show in the U.S. The NARBC show at Tinley Park. We will be talking all about the show and the cool things that we noticed and how we made out. We will also be talking about all the behind the scenes happenings that happenend during the after parties.

In this episode we celebrate our 4th year hosting Morelia Python Radio. We will talk about some of the highlights from the past 4 years. Thank you for listening and supporting us for the past 4 years.

In this episode we are joined by Justin Julander from Australian Addiction Reptiles and we will be discussing Morelia imbricata. We will be talking about the natural history of this species and some of the personal observations, by Justin, of this species in the wild. Check out Justin's website http://www.australianaddiction.com/

In this episode we are joined by Steven Katz from SBK Reptiles. We will be talking about Steven's appraoach to keeping and breeding carpet pythons. We will be talking about his upcoming season and his take on the morelia hobby. Check out his facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/sbkreptiles?pnref=lhc

In this episode we will be talking about the first annual Southern carpetfest. The idea for carpetfest started with us throwing the first Northeast carpetfest in 2012. We took the idea from the chondro community and it was a big success. Now we are seeing these events pop up all over the U.S. It is a great way to get to meet fellow keepers amd breeders on a more personal level. If you have the opportunity to attend one of these events you should take full advantage and get yourself in gear to get there, I promise you won't regret it.  http://carpetfest.homestead.com/

In this episode we are talking about the current happenings in the world of Morelia.

In this extra episode we are joined by Nick Mutton from Inland Reptile. Nick has one of the best bredli collections in the states, possibly even the world. He works with different bloodlines and morphs and has some of the nicest examples of this often overlooked species of python. www.inlandreptile.com

In this episode we are joined by David Dee and we will be talking all about Rough scaled pythons. The rough scaled python is one of the rarest pythons in the world and this past season David successfully produced a clutch. We will hit on everything that led to this awesome clutch. David also works with some awesome chondros so I am sure we will hit on some chondro talk too.

In this episode we will be making up for the fact that we had no show last week. This one will be just Eric and Owen hanging out and talking Morelia. We will be discussing the recent success that people are having with hatching scrub pythons. Scrub pythons are not easy to breed, let alone to get to successfully hatch in captivity. We will also be talking about the upcoming python breeding season that is about to get underway here in the states. We will also be discussing the Daytona reptile show and a few other hot topics in the world of morelia. Come and hang out with us live on the MP chat on Facebook.

In this episode Eric is away and Owen is in control. He wll be joined by Zach Baez from Darkside Exotics and Matt Minetola from Philly Herp and they will be discussing some of the different equipment that they use for taking care of their reptiles.   

In this episode we are joined by Travis Wyman. He is no stranger to the reptile podcast world and has the knowledge to back it up. We will be talking about all about genetics and the science behind it. This is a must listen for anyone that is into breeding pythons

In this episode we will be talking with Matthew Morris about green tree pythons. Have you ever wanted to keep chondros but felt that they were to difficult to keep? Well we will be talking about the misconceptions of the keeping and breeding these faboulous serpents. We will also be talking about were to go if you want to research about the species before making the leap into them. Matthew, along with David Newman has written an extensive how to about chondros and their care over on the MVF. Check it out at the link below. http://moreliaviridis.yuku.com/forums/93/Green-Tree-Python-Husbandry-The-Basics/Green-Tree-Python-Husbandry-The-Basics#.VaWf7_lVhHw

In this episode we will be joined by Chris Rindels of head Hunter Reptiles and we will be talking all about jungle carpet pythons. Head Hunter Reptiles produces some of the best jungle carpet pythons in the US and we will be going discussing what they have going on and what they are shooting for in the 2016 season.