Question About Reptiles . . . . . . .?

A Leopard Gecko would be best, Very easy to look after, only need their sand changed every 3 months+ and their feces sieved out every 3 weeks.

Food: as many crickets as they can eat in 15 Minutes and when they are adults as many locusts as they can eat in 15 Minutes every day.

A Leopard Gecko would be best, Very easy to look after, only need their sand changed every 3 months+ and their feces sieved out every 3 weeks.

Food: as many crickets as they can eat in 15 Minutes and when they are adults as many locusts as they can eat in 15 Minutes every day.

The EASIEST would be a leopard gecko. Most geckos require high humidity (misting the cage 3 times a day). The leopard gecko is a desert reptile. They aren't the smallest gecko, but they are the easiest to care for.

This is a simple answer - Leopard Gecko - they are cute too, mine grew to 9 inches at most, and they are friendly and very easy to handle.

http://www.leopardgecko.co.uk/ <- might help.

P.S earlier someone mentioned sand - DO NOT USE IT!
Some gecko's accisentally swallow it and get ill, use fake sand. And meal worms would be easier to digest then crickets or locusts