what is the easiest to care for and the best reptile pet?

Answer 1

a bearded dragon, i have had mine for almost 2 years, they are EXTREMELY low maintenence, and they dont bite.. i would reccommend one to anybody

Answer 2

I think a snake would be the easiest, perhaps a corn snake, something that doesn't require too elaborate a habitat. The correct habitat is crucial for keeping any reptile.
Most snakes eat only once a week to once a month when they are adults, which cuts down on maintenance. Snakes usually have to be fed live food, though, so if this doesn't agree with you, try another reptile. Though a garter snake could live on insects, and wouldn't need to eat mice or rats.
Lizards need live food too, but most of them live on insects. The plant-eating lizards are attractive but harder to maintain, as they have very particular dietary requirements.
I'd advise not to get a baby, whatever you get, because babies are delicate. Once they are more mature, they are much easier to keep alive and well.

Answer 3

I'd have to say snakes.

I own a ball python and a corn snake. The corn esp. is a very low matinence pet (note: with any pet, when you first buy all the equipment it will be a bit pricey. But after that they're fairly cheap to keep)

I let my ball python wander certain rooms in our house (i supervise him) The corn snake thinks he's the toughest thing and is hell-bent on taking over the universe (LOL) They each have their own quirks and personalities. Both species are excellent beginner snakes. Ball pythons need more special set-ups (warmer climate, more humidity) Corns and kingsnakes require fairly simple set-ups.

Answer 4

Lizards are great pets and uncomplicated to look after. they only opt for feeding and new water approximately as quickly as a week and that they are able to be very tame. I unquestionably have 2 bearded dragons. My advice with those is have not got extra advantageous than one interior the comparable cage. Mine all started biting one yet another and for this reason, lost the very guidance of their tails. I also have a sleepy and blue-tounge. :) additionally, do no longer keep wild lizards you locate by using fact they gained't be tame and that i think of that's unlawful.

Answer 5

Cornsnakes are by far the easiest to care for. They do not require UV lights as most lizards do, they are usually very docile in temperament and there's lots of information out there on their care. They do not require live food as one person answered. I don't own one snake that eats live. Live should never be fed unless your snake absolutely will not take anything else. Mine all feed on frozen thawed mice and rats.

Answer 6

Lizards are really good and easy to take care of. I had an African Fat-Tailed Gecko, it was so awesome.

Hope you have fun with the pet that you choose.

Krstl

Answer 7

I am more of a Bearded Dragon person. But anoles are cute you can catch them in the wild. I caught four and they all lived. But then I released them.

Answer 8

Definetly not hermit crabs, I heard gechos and anoles are easy to care for :)

Answer 9

malaysian horned leaf frog... hes cute and looks like a stealth bomber!! i had one i named it elvis! he ate live crickets once a week! very simple!

http://www.centralpets.com/animals/reptiles/frogs/frg2504.html

Answer 10

lizards are cool and they are not that much work. i have a green anole named Lerry.