THE Reptile Podcast network! Home of The Herpetoculture Podcast, Snakes & Stogies, ArachNerds, Cornstars, Flippin' Tin, and Lizard Brain Radio.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 543 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
This episode we get into all things Aphonopelma and baboons with Devin Anderson of Devin's Creatures!
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Catching up for episode 244!
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The Salamander power hour with Chris McCarty!
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The fellas have grown and evolved. This network of shows has become an excellent resource of information and entertainment.
Thank you guys for getting Nathaniel Frank on here!! I’ve been dying for one of you podcasters to have him on. Also, please do whatever you can to get Terry Phillip from Reptile Gardens on the show! Nobody has done a good interview with him in years.
This podcast is educational and entertaining all at the same time. This show also has great guests that come on. Keep up the awesome work!
The show certainly has it’s own personality. I worry about the future of the show as it is moving in a somewhat more unprofessional direction. Ripping on each other is occasionally funny, making it half of the show is distracting and difficult to listen to. Chill with the margaritas. You’ve got great potential and fill a niche for the next generation of keepers coming along.
Love listening to this podcast- lots of great info and guests on- like that it’s pretty laid back and I can actually laugh along a bit 😊
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Content revolves around the fascinating world of herpetoculture, exploring topics related to the care and conservation of reptiles, amphibians, and arachnids. Featured discussions often include expert insights from guests who are passionate about herpetology, sharing their experiences with unique species and personal anecdotes about adventure and community engagement. With a blend of education, humor, and lively banter among hosts and guests, listeners gain valuable knowledge on breeding practices, species care, and conservation efforts, making it both entertaining and informative for herpetology enthusiasts.
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The Herpetoculture Network launched 8 years ago and published 543 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Herpetoculture Network include:
1. Devin Anderson
2. Chris McCarty
3. Zac Hollen
4. Jayd Lawrence
5. Brenden Meyer
6. Devin Welch
7. Joan Fernandez
8. Nate Truax
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