Buying a gecko??

Question

what an easy to take care of gecko

how much would it cost

what kind of habitat and food do they eat

i would like to now as much as possible

please help im a beginner

Answer 1

It is supper easy to take care of leopard gecko! I have 7. You can keep them in a 10 gal tank with a small heating pad or heat light. I prefer the pad as it sticks right on the bottom of the tank. All you really need is a hide box, water bowl,and I give mine a tub with moist moss for them to shed and just hang out in. They love it. I use basic paper towels for substrait. google gecko set ups, thats what I did.

Answer 2

those are wild animals, let them remain wild!

Answer 3

okay well i haved a crested gecko (gecko).  crested geckos are awesome they can stick to pretty much any surface, they are becoming very popular, and they cost about 69.99 and the cage is usually 100 dollars (20 gal. tank.)  in the cage they need a substrate (something you put on the bottom of the cage) but only certain substrates can be used i would ask your local pet store, they also need live or fake plants and a place to hide they eat baby food crested gecko diet and insects (mainly crickets) get to be up to 10 inches they also need heating lights (almost every reptile does) they jump a lot though!!!!  they also must be misted with water about 2 times a day

leopard geckos (gecko) are extremely easy to care for they onbly recuire a small 10 gal. tank i think and cost about 30 dollars and usually have sand as a substrate i think, they need some plants and a hiding spot too and eat insects (mainly crickets)

they dont get big but i dont know the exact length

bearded dragons (lizard) are really low maintence and cost about 60 bucks and the cages have to be 50 gal. at the least and those can get pretty expensive but they get up to 2-3 feet and usually use sand as a substrate i think, they can eat insects salads but they cant eat certain vegetables and once its an adult it can eat mice

chinese water dragons (gecko) are about 50 dollars and their cages have to be probaly about 50-100 gal tanks which can be costly but they get up to 3-4 feet and they eat insects and once full grown they eat mice.  i think chinese water drag

or you can take a less costly and easy to care for pet like an anole or house gecko which need like a 10 gal. tank some substrate and eat insects.

REMEMBER ALMOST ALL REPTILES REQUIRE SPECIAL HEATING LIGHTS.  ALSO I MAY NOT BE CORRECT MAKE SURE YOU DO SOME RESEARCH AND CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL PET STORE.   Whichever pet you choose good luck and have fun