Fairly new to reptiles, What is easy to care for?

[oliver]

I want a new reptile but i do not want a beardie or a ball python because i have them! i do not want geckos either! i want something that does not bite or is not too hard to take care of! i want a reptile that is in the price range of one hundred to one fifty

[BoidKeeper]

Ocellated Skink. Small size, no special lights needed and they will thrive on canned cat food. They also stay small. I have three and love them.
Cheers,
Trevor

[peterm15]

wadda ya got against geckos..lol...

get a dwarf cham... that way it wont take up much room.... and there cute as ol'hell... well i like them

[DragnDrop]

Chams of any species are not easy care, they're for advanced keepers.

[peterm15]

i wouldnt say advanced... she already has a beardy and a snake so she should be fine...more dedication than effort is needed... as long as you do reasearch... although i may be the only one that thinks there cute...

i re read the post and a cham is not what your lookin for... it is a slightly harder species to care for... what kinda setup do you want... you already have a desert setup so do you want a forest or a partial water ect ect... you can have another desert too..lol... im not trying to limit what you can get :D... do you want a ground dweller or a climber... things like that.... and what size range...

with a little more info some ppl will be able to direct you do that exact lizard you will most likely want...

[beanersmysav]

I'd say a Blue Tongue Skink

[Manitoban Herps]

A blue tongue for sure!

[Tim and Julie B]

Uromastyx!:)

[beardieguy]

My suggestion would be................. Whatecer catches your eye. Everyone can say what they would like to see but the decision would be upto you. If you have remembered something that caught your eye go with it.

Thats my 2 cents,
Rick>(

[Manitoban Herps]

Are you saying no geckos b/c you have only seen leopards before..there alot of cool clourful geckos out there...TONS!

[LISA127]

blue tongued skink

[watts501]

if u have the correct setup!chams make great pets,i havnt really found them too hard to look after!