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Hi,
I am trying to find a herp that can stay in a 10 gallon tank and is small.Could someone help me???
I already own a green iguana so if I can handle him I can handle anything.

Thanks
~Kara~

Theres a lot of small herps that can live in ten gallons. When you say herp I guess you mean amphibians too... so heres so ideas

Most small treefrogs
Anoles
Leopard Geckos
House Geckos
Small spiny lizards(Side blotched probably best for that size of tank)

I know theres more why cant i think of anyting? rrgh i know theres a lot more. SOmeone else can probably give you more ideas. In my ten gallons i have a pair of treefrogs in one, a pair of spadefoots in one, and a leopard gecko in one. Then i have a whiptail in a 20 gallon long which ill probably move to a 29 gallon soon. Just some ideas. Sorry i rambled on so long!
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Paullywog

well here are a few more suggestions
a pair of bibrons geckos
a green or brown anole
banded gecko
one of the many types of small skinks(rainbow,fivelined,etc.)
crested gecko

hope this helps
nick

most day geckos, other than standings and giants... a flying gecko, emerald swift, long-tailed grass lizard, an arrow frog, tree frogs, pac-man, fire-belly toads, fire-belly newt.... ill think of more

Armadillo (Armidillo?) Lizards are pretty entertaining too.
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yea, but i've read thy need tanks larger than 10 gallons

No one mentioned anything about snakes, and im assuming thats because this is a lizard forum but there are some snakes you could easily maintain in a 10. Such as the Rosy Boa,Kenyan Sand Boa, or House Snakes