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Help me find a reptile match!

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Ahkrinalok
May 28, 2016

I've finally mustered the courage to start applying for jobs near me after a long time of suffering from pretty severe social anxiety, so since I might be getting an income soon, I want to invest in a second reptile buddy. :3

I have three birds, two dogs, a crested gecko, and an aquarium.

I have some criteria here if you'd like to help me do some research on my best match:

- It has to be relatively low maintenance (like a crested gecko)

- It must be able to fit in a maximum 20 gallon terrarium

- It cannot be aggressive

- It must be something that can be handled without distressing it

- It cannot eat crickets or frozen feeder animals (my mom is the one with complaints about that >.>)

- It cannot be a reptile that costs over $350 CAD individually ($400 if I want to push it)

- I have to be able to, at the very least, observe it; it feels pointless having anything that's always hiding in the substrate

- It cannot be a reptile that requires flowing water (ex. a turtle)

- It cannot make loud noises (I live in a flat)

- Ideally, it should have some pleasantness to the eye



That's all I can think of? I did look at a uromastyx, but... they kind of look like squashed, shell-less turtles.

by Ahkrinalok
May 28, 2016

I've finally mustered the courage to start applying for jobs near me after a long time of suffering from pretty severe social anxiety, so since I might be getting an income soon, I want to invest in a second reptile buddy. :3

I have three birds, two dogs, a crested gecko, and an aquarium.

I have some criteria here if you'd like to help me do some research on my best match:

- It has to be relatively low maintenance (like a crested gecko)

- It must be able to fit in a maximum 20 gallon terrarium

- It cannot be aggressive

- It must be something that can be handled without distressing it

- It cannot eat crickets or frozen feeder animals (my mom is the one with complaints about that >.>)

- It cannot be a reptile that costs over $350 CAD individually ($400 if I want to push it)

- I have to be able to, at the very least, observe it; it feels pointless having anything that's always hiding in the substrate

- It cannot be a reptile that requires flowing water (ex. a turtle)

- It cannot make loud noises (I live in a flat)

- Ideally, it should have some pleasantness to the eye



That's all I can think of? I did look at a uromastyx, but... they kind of look like squashed, shell-less turtles.


Alvulnax
May 29, 2016

Maybe some sort of snake?

by Alvulnax
May 29, 2016

Maybe some sort of snake?


Ahkrinalok
May 30, 2016
Alvulnax

Maybe some sort of snake?

No, snakes need to be fed feeder mice. I decided that, to avoid fighting with my mom over cost and requirements, to just get a tarantula. But thank you for trying anyway. XP

by Ahkrinalok
May 30, 2016
Alvulnax

Maybe some sort of snake?

No, snakes need to be fed feeder mice. I decided that, to avoid fighting with my mom over cost and requirements, to just get a tarantula. But thank you for trying anyway. XP

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