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Old 17-11-2009, 10:20 PM
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Cornsnakes
Bearded dragons
Colombian Rainbow boas
Kenyan sand boas
anoles
royal pythons
smaller species of carpet pythons
hognoses
garters
ribbon snakes
house snakes
Geckos
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Old 18-11-2009, 02:39 PM
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i know the guys above are saying leo or corn snake but why not go with a wonder gecko or vietnemise blue tree frog both are great speicies and my wonder geckos in my opinion have much more character than leos,
my recomendation is wonder gecko,
their care is virtually the same as leos but just something a bit different,
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Old 18-11-2009, 03:09 PM
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why not a phib ?
whites tree frogs
pacman frog
fire bellied toad
if its a reptile you want then id suggest a leopard gecko
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Old 20-11-2009, 10:29 AM
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Depends whether you want legs or not really.
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Legs - leopard gecko
No Legs - Corn Snake
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Old 20-11-2009, 10:42 PM
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Whatever you decide to start with, It will not be long before you then decide to get another one. We startedwith a leo and 4 months later ended up with a beardie
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Old 20-11-2009, 10:57 PM
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snakes:
cornsnake
ratsnake (north american species such as everglades, black, yellow, grey or great plains)
kingsnake
milksnake
hognose snake
boa constrictor (there are dwarf (island) forms out there that are much smaller then their mainland counterparts if you cant handle an 8ft snake)
small python such as an irian jaya carpet, spotted, anthill, childrens, royal.
garter snake
ribbon snake
pine, gopher or bull snake

lizards:
bearded or rankins dragon
leopard gecko
crested gecko
fat-tailed gecko
collared lizards
tokay gecko
chinese water dragon

inverts:
chilean rose-hair tarantula
mexican red-kneed tarantula
mexican fire-legged tarantula
curly haired tarantula
emporer scorpion
hermit crabs
giant african land snails

amphibs:
whites tree frogs
fire-bellied toads
pac man frogs
axolotls
couch's spadefoot toads

and more....
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Old 20-11-2009, 11:17 PM
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If its snakes, Iwould say a cornsnake. but read up about them first.
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Old 21-11-2009, 01:06 PM
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Id say either a crested gecko or leopard gecko. Avoid chameleons for your first reptile
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lizards:
bearded or rankins dragon (req big viv)
leopard gecko
crested gecko (Need to climb, won't tolerate high temps)
fat-tailed gecko
collared lizards (need a sizy viv and a bit of climbing room)
tokay gecko (Need high viv, humidity, very aggresive )
chinese water dragon (Need very high viv, humidity)

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OMG, you CANNOT keep these lizards in the conditions specified, they need either a big or high viv to climb, humidity , which is the opposite of the OP, she asked for a easy rep with small viv, that count's out all of the ones in red out. the cresty's won't tolerate too high temp's either.
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