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Animals at Home Network

AAHN
Herpetoculture
Animal Welfare
Conservation
Reptile Care
Tortoise Keeping
Veterinary Medicine
Insectivorous Snakes
Celtic Rewilding
Reptile Husbandry
Reptile Breeding
European Pond Turtle
Wildlife Markets
Pomona Super Show
Lumenize
Custom Reptile Habitats
Rewilding
Arcadia Reptile
Frogs
Feeding Practices
Project Herpetoculture

Exploring ethical captive management of reptiles & amphibians through the lens of biological science, conservation, and human nature. The Animals at Home Network is a herpetoculture-based podcast network that hosts: Animals at Home Podcast by Dillon Perron, Project Herpetoculture by Phillip Lietz and Roy Arthur Blodgett, Reptiles & Research Podcast by Liam Sinclair and Ellie Hills, and Animals Eve... more

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Rain joins me to dive deep into one of the most unique reptile projects you’ll ever hear about — keeping snail-eating snakes and the unexpected adventure that came with it. We discuss everything from how to care for snail-eating snakes, their special... more

Phil has a conversation with Nick Sloan, owner of Sloan's Reptiles and the All American Plant and Reptile Expo. Great conversation!

Phil interivews the legendary Randy Gray. This is one you wont want to miss!

Greg Bartucca of The Reptile Studio discusses the dedicated room in his house for his Carpet Python, Daria, as well as all of the ins and outs surrounding how he made the room work. Greg dives into topics surrounding proper husbandry of snakes, offer... more

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Greg Bartucco
Founder of Reptile Studio and snake enthusiast
Reptile Studio
Episode: 240: He Turned His Bedroom Into a Free-Roam Snake Enclosure! | The Reptile Studio - AAH
Phillip Lietz
Co-host of Project Herpetoculture and experienced reptile keeper
Animals at Home Network
Episode: 239: The Double Standard: Cats Kill More Wildlife Than Snakes Ever Could | Phillip Lietz - AAH
Josh Halter
Founder of The BioDude
The BioDude
Episode: 236: The Reptile Industry Is About to Collapse — Trump’s Tariffs Explained
Dr. Zac Loughman
Professor of Biology at West Liberty University and a prominent figure in herpetoculture and conservation efforts
West Liberty University
Episode: 235: This Is the Future of Reptile Expos — and It's Not What You Think | Dr. Zac Loughman - AAH
Zac Herr
A prominent photographer specializing in reptile and amphibian photography, known for his Instagram account Iammakingart and his book "What Is That?".
Episode: 234: Mastering Reptile and Amphibian Photography | Zac Herr - AAH
Russ Wilson
Pet expert from Aquariumax Pets
Aquariumax Pets
Episode: 231: The Pet That Requires NOTHING to Survive | Rus Wilson - AAH
Dr. Billy Sveen
Pediatric critical care doctor and bioethicist
Episode: 230: Which is Better for Reptiles: Captivity or the Wild? | Dr. Billy Sveen - AAH
Daniel Solis
Former reptile breeder, wildlife photographer, and owner of Oropel Lodge in Costa Rica
Oropel Lodge
Episode: 229: Reticulated Pythons, Anacondas, Cribos Can We Keep Them Correctly? | Daniel Solis - AAH
Mark Perpetua
Avid crocodilian keeper and school teacher
Episode: 226: Can You Keep an Alligator as a Pet? | Mark Perpetua - AAH

Hosts

Dillon Perron
Host of the Animals at Home Podcast, focused on the ethical management of reptiles and amphibians through engaging expert discussions and community insights.
Phillip Lietz
Co-host of Project Herpetoculture, passionate about ethical practices in reptile breeding and herpetoculture community engagement.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 438 ratings
  • An asset to the hobby

    I appreciate the attitude of teachability that Dillion brings to a hobby that has it’s share of ego and “my way or the highway” mindsets. His questions seem to come from a place of genuine curiosity and a desire to understand. This leads us all to asking great questions about our motivations and our keeping strategies- without feeling called out or criticized. I know I have made some major changes, for the benefit of my animals and myself, thanks to this show. This show will make you a better k... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fishuis
    United States10 months ago
  • Great info

    Great podcast for beginners and experts.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Udaman35356
    United Statesa year ago
  • The best and most entertaining

    I am so grateful for this show not only have I became a better keeper, but I feel like a better person all around just from putting some things into motion that I hear from the show! It has the best speakers and guests anyone could ask for top notch information with very educated people! Thanks Dillon! I really love your network and a proud supporter! I love your mission! If it wasn’t for you I’d prolly be keeping In racks with 10000 animals in a room! Now I learned bigger isn’t better and to ge... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kyle0990$abcdefghijk
    United Statesa year ago
  • Truly excellent EXCELLENT content. Listener for life

    I absolutely love how our wonderful host explores all aspects of exotic pet/captive animal care and research. I especially love how he explores the ethics of each corner of the reptile/invert/amphibian hobby. It really scratches a brain itch I didn’t know I had. He’s also a truly EXCELLENT interviewer. He keeps the conversation going without overshadowing the guest. He brings energy and thought-provoking questions to the discourse and you can tell he puts a lot of effort and preparation for thes... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jae Eats Food
    United Statesa year ago
  • Has become disappointing

    I once really looked forward to this podcast but lately I can’t seem to get through the episodes without cringing at the lack of unbiased thought. Care and ethical advice is given like definitive answers and leaves no room for growth or remembrance of the people who made this hobby possible. Episode 210 left me so disappointed that I don’t think I can continue to listen to this show. It was nothing more than a rant with little basis in substantiated evidence and seemed like I was listening to so... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    Inter675
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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Some listeners express a desire for more optimistic content, indicating that while they value the discussions on serious issues, they also seek uplifting messages about the hobbies they love.
The host is praised for thorough interviews and fostering engaging conversations, bringing valuable insights into the herpetoculture community.
Overall, it is regarded as a leading source for reptile keeping education and ethical discussions, welcoming a broad audience of animal lovers.
The content is seen as highly educational, appealing to both newcomers and seasoned reptile enthusiasts seeking to improve their practices.
Listeners appreciate the deep dives into ethical animal care, noting significant personal transformations in their approach to reptile keeping.

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#115
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

BONUS: The MOST Controversial Reptile Opinions… Exposed - AAH
Q: What do you believe are your most controversial opinions about reptile keeping?
Many believe in the notion that practices should evolve, respecting both animal needs and science, while others fear overcomplication by new practices.
240: He Turned His Bedroom Into a Free-Roam Snake Enclosure! | The Reptile Studio - AAH
Q: What advice would you give someone who cannot replicate your setup?
Provide as much enrichment as possible within their constraints as pet owners.
240: He Turned His Bedroom Into a Free-Roam Snake Enclosure! | The Reptile Studio - AAH
Q: Can you walk us through what her typical behavior might be?
She comes out more often when she's looking for food and tends to explore after a long time has passed since her last meal.
240: He Turned His Bedroom Into a Free-Roam Snake Enclosure! | The Reptile Studio - AAH
Q: What made you decide to even attempt this?
I shifted my mindset more towards the conservation side of things and realized that my snake needed more space and enrichment.
Project: Herpetocultre 96 with Randy Gray
Q: Had the wildlife and ecological side of your interests always overlapped with the captive propagation?
The majority of people I worked with on the professional side were not into herpetology, although there are those who have combined interests.

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This podcast centers around the ethical management and care of reptiles and amphibians, discussing scientific, conservation, and philosophical aspects of herpetoculture. Through a variety of episodes, it highlights topics such as the importance of proper animal husbandry, the ethical implications of breeding practices, and sustainability challenges in the pet industry. Unique in its approach, the content encourages listeners to rethink conventional perceptions about exotic pet ownership and stresses the need for improved animal welfare practices. Engaging discussions with experts and community members alike provide a platform for sharing valuable insights and practical advice for both novice and experienced reptile keepers.

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1. Greg Bartucco
2. Phillip Lietz
3. Josh Halter
4. Dr. Zac Loughman
5. Zac Herr
6. Russ Wilson
7. Dr. Billy Sveen
8. Daniel Solis

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