hello!

[lilac♥]

i am new to this forum so its a bit confusing.

i have never kept an exotic pet before but am trying to grt one so im still working on my dad about it

i would really like a spider,corn snake or gecko..their all lovely..
at the moment i work in a hotel but want to get a job at silent world.its a reptile exhibit and its right next to me so fingers crossed.

i have 5 beautiful budgies..

phoenix
looney
kestrel
lilac and
banana

so i am looking for advice on the easiest pet to take care of as i have no experience with reptiles

thank you x

[repkid]

Corn snakes, leopard geckos and bearded dragons are all good starter reptiles. But it depends what you want out of your reptile? i.e being able to handle lots, display animal etc.?

[lilac♥]

to handle it and take care of it..as a loved pet

[Dustcart]

A corn snake is a great starter snake. There are plenty of care sheets both on here and on the net. They are quite calm (in the main) and don't seem to mind too much if they are handled regularly. They come in plenty of nice morphs, and even the normal phase is pretty. They are not to expensive when buying, you can start them off in RUBs (Really useful boxes) that start at about £3-£4.
There are plenty of breeders and knowledgeable peeps on here who will be happy to help you with.

Good luck!!

[Moosmoo]

our first reptile was a corn and he is the nuts, love him to bits

[lilac♥]

thanks for the help
xx

[bmth girl]

Hi , I would go for the beardi every time .......of course I am bias

[sarkysparky]

hi, i've had my first corn for about 2 month now, had her (mercia) from a hatchling and she's just starting to get use to me it's a great feeling, so yes a corn's as my first snake just fantastic

[alnessman]

Originally Posted by bmth girl

Hi , I would go for the beardi every time .......of course I am bias

me to

[lilac♥]

talking of beareded dragons i had to do a little essay on it for college last week

weird