what is a good pet a snake,lizard,frog,or turtle?

Answer 1

Turtle they can be your friend for life.

Answer 2

I would have to say a snake, mainly a boa. The only thing is that you would have to feed the snake mice and larger animals as the snake grows; if you cant handle that I would go with an turtle, but make sure you know what kind of turtle you are getting because each species has specific needs and you don't want to buy a turtle that has had its shell painted because the turtle will die.

Answer 3

There's no single good answer to this question.
Frogs are very interesting creatures, and can be fun to observe. However, they don't enjoy being handled, and it's not good for them to be handled frequently.
Turtles are very difficult to care for. They require a lot of space, weekly water changes, live food, and special lights. Most people aren't willing to spend the dozens of hours per week, not to mention the hundreds of dollars, required to take good care of the turtles that they purchased for next to nothing at a flea market.
Lizards vary wildly from one species to the next. There are a few that make good pets for beginning reptile keepers. These are the bearded dragon, the blue-tongued skink, and the leopard gecko. Those three are particularly easy to tame and fairly easy to care for. Keep in mind, though, that skinks and beardies will require fresh salads several times a week, which gets time consuming and can be expensive. With all three, you'll need to be willing to keep and feed out live insects. All lizards require special lighting.
Snakes, in my mind, are the ultimate low-maintenance pets. Once full grown they eat only once every two to three weeks. Infrequent eating means infrequent pooping, which makes them very easy to clean up after. They don't require special lighting. With frequent handling, most snakes can be very docile pets. However, some species are definitely better than others. Corn snakes and king snakes are great choices for beginners. They're hardy, even-tempered, and don't get too large. The downside to snakes is you have to be willing to feed them cute furry things. It's easy to find frozen rodents these days, though. And pre-killed food is the safest way to go.

Answer 4

You know.. I have always thought a turtle would be fun.... Of course.. one would haves to haves an enclosure that they could not get out.. The problem with turtles is that people have them but they always lose them because there is a hole or something under a gate, etc. But I am still thinking about getting one or two... they would Be interesting. And... they would be fun to sit in the back yard and watch

Answer 5

None of them are a good pet in the fuzzy, cuddly, friendly sort of way. I say turtle though. They will probably live the longest. I've had plenty of turtles that if you play with them a lot you can get them to take food from your hands.

Answer 6

I suggest a musk turtle or razorback musk. They stay under 6 inches and don't bask often. They can bite, like all turtles, but don't often. No turtle or reptile should be held often because it can stress them out. You can tame them down but you still shouldn't hold them for too long. The common musk needs at least a 20 gallon long tank and the razorback musk needs at least a 30 gallon tank. They can have moderately deep water but don't overdo it. Also, note that the razorback musk is a lot more reserved and shy than the common musk.

Answer 7

i have 4 red slider turtles and they are the best
not like a dog, but they do keep me laughing and yes, turtles make sounds, and they do have personalities.

Answer 8

i would say snake deadly , fast and dangerous i have over 100 poisonous snakes i keep them in my snake room where i extract the venom hard to care for but the venom makes big bucks thinks of how important anti-venom is

Answer 9

Turtle

-Lives longer
-Easier to take care of
-Funnest to watch

Answer 10

Turtle! I love them, they are so cute. But they are stinky.

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