Register your reptile's microchip. Free.
Any chip, any supplier. If your reptile goes missing, a finder can reach you.
Tell me when it's live
Who it's for
Keepers
Register your reptiles and keep your contact details in one place.
Breeders
Register the chipped animals you breed and keep the records together.
Reptile shops
Give customers a free place to register the chip in the animal they just bought.
Rescues
Check chips on animals that come in and register the ones in your care.
Found a reptile?
Scanned a chip? Enter the number and we'll notify the owner. You'll never see their details.
Most chips are 15 digits. Older chips can be 9 or 10 characters.
Got an Article 10 tortoise?
It's already chipped. Register it here in two minutes.
Tell me when it's liveNeed a chip?
Questions
Which reptiles can be chipped?
Most tortoises, lizards and snakes can be chipped once they are big enough. Your vet will tell you if yours is ready.
Where is the chip on my reptile?
Tortoises are usually chipped in the left hind leg. Snakes are chipped on the left side, about a third of the way down the body. Lizards are chipped on the left side.
What if a scanner finds nothing?
Scan slowly over the whole body, as chips can move. If there is still nothing, ask a vet to try another scanner, because some older chips only read on certain models.
What does a finder see?
Nothing about you. The finder enters the chip number, we email you, and you decide how to get in touch.