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Agricultural, Forestry, Livestock and Fishery Workers

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Unit Group

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Reptile Breeder

TVET

TVET scope is based on recognized occupational standards, with emphasis on practical components, psychomotor skills and exposure to training in the industry

Reptile Breeder specialises in the selective breeding and care of reptiles and amphibians. The role involves managing breeding programs, maintaining suitable environmental conditions, monitoring animal health and development, and keeping detailed records of lineage, offspring, and breeding cycles. It may also require knowledge of breeding techniques such as artificial insemination and the operation of specialised equipment.

Tasks

Oversee and implement reptile breeding programmes, including determining species selection and breeding quantities.

Breed, raise, feed, and care for reptiles in captivity as part of routine husbandry practices.

Monitor, regulate, and maintain environmental conditions and habitat suitability, including temperature, humidity, and lighting.

Provide appropriate nutrition, health care, and conduct routine monitoring of reptile wellbeing.

Set up, operate, and maintain reptile enclosures, sheltered spaces, and specialised equipment.

Maintain compliance with animal welfare, safety, and relevant animal care standards.

Manage reptile stock and inventory, including tracking breeding outcomes and production records.

Maintain breeding records, including lineage, genetic data, and production outcomes.

Provide guidance and education to staff or the public on reptile care and handling.

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Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

CM-072-2:2014

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LABORATORY OPERATION (LEVEL 2) (Level 2)

Skills

Basic

Ability to maintain records on breeding activities, genetics, and health conditions.

Attention to detail in breeding, monitoring, and managing reptile health.

Basic understanding of reptile behaviour and appropriate care practices.

Communication and problem-solving skills to support reptile welfare and explain care requirements.

Physical stamina for handling reptiles and carrying out daily husbandry tasks.

Specific

Ability to manage and track reptile genetics, lineage and breeding records.

Competency in monitoring reptile health, disease prevention and overall wellbeing.

Competency in regulating and controlling environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity and lighting.

Knowledge in legal and ethical standards related to reptile breeding and animal welfare.

Knowledge in reptile biology, behaviour, welfare needs and breeding techniques.

Proficiency in designing and implementing reptile breeding programmes.

Proficiency in maintaining and optimising reptile habitats and enclosures.

Proficiency in operating and maintaining reptile housing systems and specialised equipment.

Additional Info

QUALIFICATION

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) or Equivalent

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