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Tonight's episode is part one of a short series focusing on vivarium plants. I am joined by Zach Goodnow of Equatorial Ecosystems and we talk about plants in the Araceae Family, commonly known as "Aroids." Aroids have been popular vivarium plants  for a long time, and as new and rarer species are becoming  more readily available, many of us have decided to take a plunge deeper into the plant kingdom.  Zach and I talk about everything from aroid basics and how they got into the hobby all the way into how to care for more demanding and exotic species. If you are looking to up your plant game this is the episode for you!For more information check out:https://equatorial-ecosystems.com/For listener discounts on In Situ Vivariums visit https://insituecosystems.com/?ref=amphibicastFor Amphibicast Merch Visit: https://the-amphibicast-store.creator-spring.com/If you'd like to support the show please check out:https://www.patreon.com/Amphibicast

Tonight I am joined by Anthony Pierlioni. Anthony is the Senior Director / Vice President of Theturtleroom.org and he also hosts two podcasts which include "The Pondcast" and "Turtley Devoted."  Anthony has worked with turtles for years in many different capacities, and in this episode we talk about good husbandry practices, his career with VCA Animal Hospitals, turtles management, and conservation. And, we also have a great discussion about Black Breasted Leaf Turtles for all of you Geomyda spengleri keepers out there! For more infomation visit:theturtleroom.orgBe sure to also check out The Pondcast and Turtley Devoted on all Podcast Players Follow Anthony on social media:@anthonypierlioni on instagram Anthony Pierlioni on FacebookIf you would like to support the show please visit https://www.patreon.com/Amphibicast

Tonight I am joined once again by Jay Sommers of Sandfire Dragon Ranch.  Jay has bred everything from rare exotic newts such as neurergus kaiseri to hobby staples like whites tree frogs He has three decades of experience in the herp industry and in this episode he shares some of his thoughts on the amphibian business, dealing with difficult customers, and how important it is for new keepers to do their research. We then wrap up with a discussion on how Jay keeps his whites tree frogs and we talk about some misconceptions about their care. If you would like to support Amphibicast please visit: https://www.patreon.com/Amphibicastfollow @amphibicast on instagram