How many times are you going to ask this question? You already got lots of replies before...no need to ask the same exact question again, because you will get the same answers.

Pictus geckos, and house geckos are small and cheap. I heard pictus are very easy to breed (actually, its hard NOT to get them to breed).

House geckos (Hemidactylus and Cosymbotus) are also easy, and stay small. I would only put 1 in a 5 gallon, and 2 in a 10.

Whatever you decide, be sure to have everything set up and food ready before you do anything.

M.N

ps- I always thought you were just a beginner. What experience do you have exactly? There are alot of other small reptiles you can keep in a 10g, but should be kept more by experienced herpers only.

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