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Best all around starter lizard?

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Posted by: DMK81 at Wed Nov 10 08:42:44 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DMK81 ]  
   

My 6 year old nephew wants a lizard for Christmas and I was wondering what you all recommend. I had my first reptile when I was 9, which was a wild caught eastern fence lizard which made a great pet. Since then I've gotten more into snakes (currently own 20) than the lizards (I have a sandfish skink and bearded dragon). I need to find something easy to take care of (small size, hardy, docile, low humidity requirements, eats mealworms, etc.) and also cheap. After some quick searching, I am consider an armadillo lizard; any other suggestions? Thanks!


   

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