Morelia pythons radio

In this episode, we are joined by our good friend Ari Flagle. As you may know, Ari has been traveling to Papua New Guinea over the past 9 years or so to study one of the most misunderstood species of python, Simalia boeleni.  Ari is always a great guest and loves to share all his knowledge of the species.  Morelia Python Radio Project Black Python IHS

In this episode, we are joined by our good friend Nipper Read. We dive into topics that he is super passionate about. We discuss his thoughts on keeping and breeding Antaresia and Boiga. We also talk about his field herping trips all over Europe. We also hit on our thoughts of how field herping can change your approach to keeping snakes in captivity. Morelia Python Radio

In this episode, it is just Eric and Owen an they hit on the winners of the 2020 MPR calendar contest, what they are excited about for the upcoming season and much more. Morelia Python Radio

In this episode, we are joined by our good friends and fellow herpers, Rob Stone and Keith McPeek. We discuss our recent trip to the Northern Territory. We had an amazing trip and found heaps of awesome reptiles but one in particular really was the highlight of the trip.  We spent the past week having what I will say is the highlight of my herping life. We laughed, discussed, debated, pushed our bodies probably harder than we ever have before. We stayed up late, got a few hours sleep had an Ice break coffee or a flat white and off to do it again. Missing meals or eating things that you would never eat back home it all seems crazy until you find that reptile you’ve been searching for......you see it and you think “is that a .......” and There it is in all its glory. No tub or cage. It’s right there! Well, let’s just say it makes it all worth it!

In this episode, we are reflecting on the past 8 years of MPR. Our good friend and part of the MPR crew, Riley Jimison, joins us to talk about how we started the show and what has happened in the past 8 years. The episode focuses on guests that have been on to talk about their trips to Australia and the shenanigans that ensued.  Big thanks to Rob Stone for getting the clips together. We also want to thank our past guests. They have donated their time and knowledge. Also, to all the listeners that have supported us throughout the past 8 years, Thanks! Check out our website Morelia Python Radio

In this episode, we are talking about our approach to breeding carpet pythons.  Check us out @: Morelia Python Radio

In this episode, we are joined by Justin Julander to talk about the upcoming Gecko Symposium @ the NARBC in Tinley Park. We also hit on some of the upcoming work from Justin, Aussie geckos, Aussie pythons and of course some stories about herping in Australia.  Check out: Australian Addiction reptiles NARBC Tinley Park Gecko Symposium

In this episode, we are joined by jake Meney from the Australian Reptile Park. We will be talking about the work that they are doing with the Oenpelli pythons and of course, we hit on Rough scaled Pythons. We talk about field herping in Australia and much more. Check out Jake's Instagram Check out Jake's Flickr Check out our website to stay up to date with all things Morelia Morelia Python radio

In this episode, Eric and Owen hit on a variety of topics and reflect on the very first episode of MPR aka The Bathroom episode. Eric's solo episode. It's been 8 years since that episode first aired. We also talk carpets on this one and a few other topics. We will air the official anniversary show in the upcoming weeks so stay tuned. Northwest carpet fest MPR 

In this episode, we are hanging out and catching up on some of the things that have been happening in the world of Morelia! We hit on the world's first hypo striped bredli produced by Nick Mutton of Inland reptile and what makes a tiger a tiger! We also hit on DM Exotics latest video where he shows off some cool new projects that he has in the works, breeding prep and more! Check out our website: Morelia Python Radio.

In this episode, we are talking about Ring pythons. The Bismarck ringed python (Bothrochilus boa) is a species of python in the genus Bothrochilus found on the islands of the Bismark Archipelago. TJ walks us through his approach to keeping and breeding this amazing and often misunderstood python. Morelia Python Radio North West Carpet Fest

In this episode, we are joined by our good friend Scott Eipper, and he is going to give us a rundown of some of the species that we are going to be looking for on the 2019 MPR OZ trip to the Northern Territory. He will describe the habitats and some of the microhabitats that we will find our target species list in. Along with that, he is going to give us some tips on where and how to find them. If you ever dreamed of herping in Australia or you just love Australian wildlife, then you don’t want to miss this one.   Check out Scott and Tie's website if you're interested in their new book. Nature 4 You.

Brett Bender Show Description In this episode, we are joined by Brett Bender from Fieldstone Herpetoculture. We will be talking about Rough scaled pythons along with some other cool species in the mix. The Rough scaled python (Morelia carinata) is a medium sized python found in a remote area of the northwestern part of the Kimberley in Western Australia. This was once a snake that keepers would only dream of seeing let alone keep or breed in captivity. Fieldstone Herpetoculture https://www.facebook.com/FieldstoneHerps/ Website https://www.moreliapythonradio.net/ Store https://teespring.com/stores/mpr-store Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Morelia-Python-Radio-1395642464040334/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/morelia_python_radio/

In this episode, we are joined by Warren Booth to talk about boas. We will talk all about his current projects and his approach to keeping and breeding boas. Check out his facebook page Boa Booth Check out our website Morelia Python Radio  

In this episode, we are joined by Jeff Lemm to talk about all things monitors. We also talk about field herping in Australia.  https://www.cubirds.org/