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RRK is a worldwide membership organisation that promotes, supports and protects responsible reptile keeping.
We broadcast free media content that advocates effective husbandry and high welfare standards.
We also oppose and refute those who aim to ban responsible keeping through their use of misinformation and bias.
Responsible Reptile Keeping helps reptiles, keepers and businesses live better.
Short videos
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![Thumbnail featuring the Worldwide Reptile Super Survey logo and the text "Can you guess the top 100?" surrounded by photographs of reptiles and amphibians, including snakes, lizards, frogs, turtles and tortoises.]()
Can you name the world’s top 100 reptile and amphibian pets?
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![Thumbnail text reads “What are extreme breeds?”; image shows a Scottish fold cat.]()
What are extreme breeds?
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![Thumbnail text reads “Are exotic selfies bad?”; image shows a hand holding a phone, which displays a man taking a selfie with a parrot, a frog, and a lizard.]()
Could our biggest threat be ourselves?
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![Thumbnail text reads “Beware of bogus reptile lamps”; image shows a lizard on a branch with a light prism in the background.]()
Where to find the best UVB lamps for reptiles
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![Thumbnail text reads “What is an exotic pet?”; image shows the presenter with a snake, a cat and a cockatoo.]()
What is an ‘exotic’ animal?
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![Thumbnail text reads “Great work reptile keepers!”; image shows presenter Rob Pilley with a crested gecko on a branch.]()
Crested geckos saved from extinction | with Rob Pilley from Rob's Wild Adventures
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![Thumbnail text reads “Do reptiles make good pets”; image of a man in a Responsible Reptile Keeping t-shirt holding a Fiji iguana.]()
Do reptiles make good pets?
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![Video thumbnail showing Dillon Perron with the text ‘It’s your responsibility’ and a chameleon eating an insect, illustrating advice on preventing reptile obesity]()
Ten tips to prevent reptile obesity | With Dillon Perron from Animals at Home
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![Text on thumbnail: “Whitelists and positive lists don’t work” and “The truth”; image of a gecko with “BANNED” in stamp-style lettering.]()
WHITELISTS & POSITIVE LISTS | How government will ban reptile keeping
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![Video thumbnail showing a bearded dragon with the text ‘How many pet reptiles survive one year?’, illustrating first-year mortality rates and survival of pet reptiles.]()
Exposed | The truth behind the 75% reptile mortality myth
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