A HERPETOCULTURE-FOCUSED PODCAST NETWORK
Exploring Ethical Captive Management of Reptiles & Amphibians through the lens of biological science, conservation, and human nature.
Hosts
Dillon Perron
Animals at Home
Less industrialized, More individualized Reptile Care. I want to learn about the individual animal, not about the genetics it carries. I want you to hear about the care you provide and about the enclosure, it is in.
Bryce Broom
Animals Everywhere
Bryce is a young African venomous herpetoculturist who is fascinated with wildlife and living a wild life, closely connected to the natural world. Being born in Africa, he has had countless memorable animal experiences from a little toddler and he’s only just getting started!
Liam Sinclair
Reptiles & Research
Hello, my name is Liam, I am first and foremost a fanatic reptile enthusiast, I have a bachelor’s degree in animal management, this is where my interest in research stems from. My mission with this channel is to investigate herpetological husbandry with a scientific mindset and champion an evidence-based approach to reptilian husbandry, centred around animal welfare science.
Ellie Hills
Reptiles & Research
Hello Im Ellie Ive been working with reptiles for over a decade. I have a master’s in Applied zoo biology and worked with some amazing animals over the years from target training octopus and sharks to studying praying mantis. The weird and the wonderful are a great passion of mine and I’m always ready to learn something new.
Phillip Lietz
Project:Herpetoculture
Phil Lietz is the owner of Arids Only and focuses on Uromastyx and Xenagama. Phil is also a Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt and Illustrator which contribute to his methods and concepts within Herpetoculture.
Roy Arthur Blogdett
Project:Herpetoculture
Roy is the proprietor of Wellspring Herpetoculture, and keeps an eclectic array of reptiles with a focus on naturalistic, biotope husbandry. His background as a naturalist and ecological educator strongly inform his practice in herpetoculture, and he is constantly striving to progress his husbandry and encourage a broad range of natural behaviors in the animals in his care.