Philippe De Vosjoli's guest appearances

Philippe De Vosjoli

Chameleon Academy Podcast

Animals at Home Network

Chris Anderson

Michael Nash

Chad Brown

Patrick Holmes

Jason Wagner

Bill Strand

John Courteney-Smith

Rob Coke

Josh Willard

Anthony Napoliton

Carl Cattau

Nicole Paddock

Chameleon Husbandry

Todd Goode

Mark Scherz

OwlTail

Today we take a close look at the Waxy Monkey Tree Frog. No, it is not a chameleon, but you will be much more successful with this species if you use chameleon husbandry rather than standard frog husbandry. And to introduce us to this unique frog is none other than Philippe de Vosjoli.

Today we take a close look at the Waxy Monkey Tree Frog. No, it is not a chameleon, but you will be much more successful with this species if you use chameleon husbandry rather than standard frog husbandry. And to introduce us to this unique frog is none other than Philippe de Vosjoli.

The Waxy Monkey Tree Frog with Philippe de Vosjoli

Have you ever been fascinated with Rhacodactylus leachianus, the New Caledonia Giant Gecko? This week we talk with Philippe de Vosjoli and discuss this wonderful gecko and talk about his observations from their natural habitat! In this episode of the Outer Fringes we go big!

Have you ever been fascinated with Rhacodactylus leachianus, the New Caledonia Giant Gecko? This week we talk with Philippe de Vosjoli and discuss this wonderful gecko and talk about his observations from their natural habitat! In this episode of the Outer Fringes we go big!

Ep 46: New Caledonia Giant Gecko with Philippe de Vosjoli

Take a step back in time as Philippe De Vosjoli, the man behind the Advanced Vivarium Systems books and the Vivarium Magazine, takes us on a tour of the early days of keeping chameleons. The vision and inspiration that the community had 20 to 30 years ago is still relevant for us today!

Take a step back in time as Philippe De Vosjoli, the man behind the Advanced Vivarium Systems books and the Vivarium Magazine, takes us on a tour of the early days of keeping chameleons. The vision and inspiration that the community had 20 to 30 years ago is still relevant for us today!