Re: What's a good reptile for a beginner with some experience?

Posted by A hideous laughing Reindeer on July 20, 2002 at 04:48:36:

In Reply to: What's a good reptile for a beginner with some experience? posted by Laura on July 20, 2002 at 00:00:51:

Leopard geckos are hardy and easy to breed. Adults are easy to handle as well. African fat-tailed geckos have similar dispositions, although they tend to be little more aggresive. I highly recommend day geckos (genus Phelsuma) as well if you can get them at a reasonable price. They are perfect for someone with a little experience and a willingness to do some research. A thirty gallon tank would also make a nice home for some of the large anoles, although it's probably a little too small for a knight anole.

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: Leopard geckos are hardy and easy to breed. Adults are easy to handle as well. African fat-tailed geckos have similar dispositions, although they tend to be little more aggresive. I highly recommend day geckos (genus Phelsuma) as well if you can get them at a reasonable price. They are perfect for someone with a little experience and a willingness to do some research. A thirty gallon tank would also make a nice home for some of the large anoles, although it's probably a little too small for a knight anole.

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