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The Herpetoculture Network

The Herpetoculture Network
Florida
Herpetology
Herpetoculture
North Carolina
Cottonmouth
Everglades
Invasive Species
Geckos
Scrub Pythons
Crotalus Molossus
Crotalus Willardi
Water Snakes
Herpetology Society
Field Herping
Corn Snake
Burmese Python
Salamanders
Inaturalist
Colubrids
Reptile Breeding

THE Reptile Podcast network! Home of The Herpetoculture Podcast, Snakes & Stogies, ArachNerds, Cornstars, Flippin' Tin, and Lizard Brain Radio.

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Hicks
Owner of Nomad Herpetoculture and experienced herpetologist
Nomad Herpetoculture
Episode: Jeremy Hicks of Nomad Herpetoculture | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 247
Andrew Browning
Enthusiast and expert in tarantula breeding and care
NMTs
Episode: Andrew Browning of NMTs | ArachNerds Ep. 16
Devin Anderson
Expert in tarantulas and owner of Devin's Creatures
Devin's Creatures
Episode: Aphonopelma & Baboons with Devin Anderson | ArachNerds Ep. 14
Chris McCarty
Salamander expert and herpetologist
Episode: Salamanders with Chris McCarty | Flippin' Tin Ep. 31
Zac Hollen
Owner of Queen City Constrictors
Queen City Constrictors
Episode: Tentacled Snakes with Zac Hollen | THP Ep. 225
Aaron Capouellez
Founder and active president of PA Woods & Forests, focusing on the conservation of native amphibians.
PA Woods & Forests
Episode: Frog Week 2025 w/ Aaron Capouellez | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 241
Jayd Lawrence
Experienced snake keeper and breeder, originally from South Africa
Episode: House Snakes & More w/ Jayd Lawrence | Snakes & Stogies Ep. 240
Brenden Meyer
A prominent figure in herpetoculture, focused on breeding geckos and snakes.
Episode: Brenden Meyer | THP Ep. 223
Devin Welch
Wildlife biologist involved in invasive species monitoring and conservation work in Florida.
Florida State Park Service
Episode: Devin Welch | Flippin' Tin Ep. 29

Hosts

Phil
Co-host of multiple shows within the network, sharing insights and personal anecdotes from the herpetology community and experiences with reptiles.
Sky
Co-host engaged in discussions about reptiles, making the topic relatable and entertaining, often interjecting humor into episodes.
Smitty
Co-host known for humorous banter while discussing relevant topics in the herpetology community.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 122 ratings
  • Great resource, fun shows.

    The fellas have grown and evolved. This network of shows has become an excellent resource of information and entertainment.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jeff Frederick
    United States3 years ago
  • Good stuff

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MLreptiles
    United States5 years ago
  • Stellar Podcast!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hippie chick_
    United States7 years ago
  • Fun but...

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jeff Frederick
    United States7 years ago
  • Great Stuff!

    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 😊

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Secret68
    United States7 years ago

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Overall, audiences find great value in the diversity of topics covered and the expertise shared by hosts and guests, making it a go-to resource for reptile enthusiasts.
Listeners appreciate the blend of education and entertainment, highlighting the show's engaging and humorous personality.
The network is noted for its insightful experts, providing valuable information while keeping the tone light and relatable.
Some feedback indicates concerns about occasional unprofessionalism in delivery, suggesting a need for more focus on informative content.

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Sharpee of Sharpspoods | ArachNerds Ep. 18
Q: How do you assess spider population health in agricultural settings?
While I didn't focus on health metrics directly, I found differences in spider diversity and abundance that correlate with habitat quality in agricultural areas based on previous studies.
Sharpee of Sharpspoods | ArachNerds Ep. 18
Q: What is the average lifespan of a jumping spider?
Typically, female jumping spiders can live between 2-3 years, while males have shorter lifespans of about 1-2 years.
Sharpee of Sharpspoods | ArachNerds Ep. 18
Q: What methods do you use for spider collection in your research?
I primarily use vac samplers and pitfall traps for ground-dwelling spiders, adapting techniques based on what I aim to study.
Sharpee of Sharpspoods | ArachNerds Ep. 18
Q: What made you specialize in arachnology?
It was a last-minute decision after realizing my passion for spiders, particularly through my experiences with jumping spiders during my studies.
Sharpee of Sharpspoods | ArachNerds Ep. 18
Q: How did you get into spiders?
I was terrified of spiders, but during a period of exposure therapy and collecting native jumping spiders, I became fascinated and eventually pursued a degree in entomology.

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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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1. Colubrid & Colubroid Radio
2. Morelia Python Radio
3. Reptile Fight Club
4. The Expert and The Idiot - A Reptile Podcast
5. Trap Talk Reptile Network

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Recent guests on The Herpetoculture Network include:

1. Jeremy Hicks
2. Andrew Browning
3. Devin Anderson
4. Chris McCarty
5. Zac Hollen
6. Aaron Capouellez
7. Jayd Lawrence
8. Brenden Meyer

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