what easy reptile can i my 10 gallon tank? i can only go 10 gallons bigger?

well 10 and 20 gallons makes a bigger difference.. you can find a 20 tall for climbers.. or a 20 long for swimmers.. your safest bet is a leopard gecko.. their VERY easy to maintain as long as you do things properly.

they dont need bulb heat. what the need is an undertank heater.. or UTH (that acronym gets used alot more) because they dont climb like crested geckos

you need a cold and warm hide (2 coconut houses will work.. or if you want to make one yourself www.lizard-landscapes.com they show you how to make them out of foam. you can paint or put fabric on your design because there is no light on it. thats just one choice.

crested geckos are climbers so you may want to go with that. branches and leaves will make the tank look cool.. they require a heat lamp due to their climbing

you can always go with fish aswell. i have fish and a turtle.. i started him in a 20g tank.. and that lasted the turtle about 4 months.. so steer away from them.

a leopard of some sort would suit you best. or if you get a 20 long tank a ball python can stay there at full growth.. and smaller snakes.

(my good friend owns a reptile/fish store so if you need any more information feel free to msg me)

http://www.leopardgeckocare.net/

this is for leopard gecko like mine she is the best pet ever u should consider getting one they only need a 10 gallon tank and no basking light which can cost a lot

ten gallon tank 10 dollars

lid 10-15 dollars

hides 5-10 dollars

food and water bowl 3-5 dollars

repi carpet 3-5 dollars

heat pad 10-20 dollars

gecko 20 minimum

calcium powder 3-6 dollars

food crickets 11 cents per cricket, meal worms 3 dollars for 50

minimum of 111 dollars

Cornsnakes or kingsnakes will easily live in a 20 gl. for life. Shredded aspen for bedding, an under tank heater and thermostat, something for it to hide in on the warm and cool side and a water bowl. Secure lid as well of course. There are thousands of caresheets out there on cornsnakes including one on my website. You should be able to find out all you need to know there or on www.cornsnakes.com