What is an easy new python, monitor or gecko

[mattmc]

Just One Thing. What Is Also A Cheap Reptile That Is To Buy And Feed And Maintain. My Beardies Work Out To Be $10 A Week. Anything Around That Range. Cheers

 

[0_missy_0]

Python. They only eat once a week at the most, and poop even less

 

[mysnakesau]

My carpet/diamond intergrade eats 1 $6 rat a week.

 

[hodges]

i love coastals and diamonds , i have 2 coastals and getting my diamonds this weekend , it depends on how much your willing to spend and what not
good luck
cheers
brad

 

[Ranga]

mate i just started a thread like this to

hope u have as much as i have!

 

[reptyle]

i say go for some geckos. probably because i enjoy keeping them the most, lol. but regardless, they are relatively cheap to look after. a basic set-up will cost you next to nothing. (large plastic tub $10-15, a couple of pot saucers $5, a large bag of sand $5-10, a heat cord $20 and your good to go)
a pair of thick tails( u.milli) or knob tails( n.levis levis) will cost less than $10 a week for food as well.
obviously these prices will vary depending on where you get your products, food, etc but it is still not a bad price.
once you get a python or 2 well established they are also very cheap and relatively low maintenance as well. just personal preference i rekon.
goodluck, ian

 

[mattmc]

cool. thanks.

 

[lizard_lover]

i sugest if you want to get a snake get a childrens python as they dont bite and a very calm personlaty or if you want a monitor get a pymgy mulga as they dont grow too big around 40cm and exctremly active and fun little monitors

 

[mattmc]

i was told that akies are the easiest first monitor. how much would a pygmy mulga be anyway. cheers.