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King Cobra
The world's longest venomous snake - neurotoxic, and an untreated bite is fatal. This is an education-only profile; it must never be a pet.
Green Sea Turtle
The classic sea turtle of tropical seas and a conservation success story in progress - a protected, ocean-going species that belongs in the wild.
Kingsnake
A collective name for the striking, constrictor snakes of the genus Lampropeltis - famed for eating other snakes, including venomous ones, and among the easiest snakes to keep.
Common Garter Snake
One of the most widespread and easy-going pet snakes - striped, hardy, live-bearing, and a great introduction to snake keeping.
Striped-neck Musk Turtle
A small, secretive musk turtle from the southeastern United States with pale neck stripes and a musky defence - compact and personable.
Red-footed Tortoise
A colourful, forest-dwelling tortoise from South America with red and orange scales on its limbs - active, personable, and a superb interactive pet tortoise.
Asian Yellow Pond Turtle
A long-lived, attractive pond turtle from southern China and Vietnam, once abundant and now increasingly captive-bred for the pet and food trade.
Flame Turtle
A flame-pattern morph popular in the pet trade - in practice a richly marked red-eared slider or painted-turtle lineage rather than a separate species.
Ornate Horned Frog
The 'Pacman frog' - a round, big-mouthed, voracious amphibian (not a reptile) that sits and waits to ambush. Easy to keep, but handle minimally.
Egg Turtles (Mud & Musk Turtles)
A collective name for the small, egg-shaped turtles of the family Kinosternidae - the mud turtles and musk turtles - popular for their compact size and personable behaviour.