What is a good exotic pet that can live comfortably in a 10 gallon?

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What is an easy to maintain pet that can live in a 10 gallon tank for it’s entire life, I already have hermit crabs and fish. I want a pet that is fairly easy to maintain, doesn’t require a lot of my time, and is not very expensive. I want a pet that isn’t very common.

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Answer by derrickkeith89
shark?… not a huge ocean shark.. but walmart sells them, they get pretty big but there agressive, they mite eat the others,

but be careful buying anything from walmart..

Answer by dragon boy
get a blue tonged skink. its a type of lizard, look it up on yahoo search. you might be able able to get it at petco.

Answer by yash s
tiger barb there pretty cool they sorta nibble on ur finger when u dip finger into tank

Answer by CAT
Sugar Glider. But, you need to get them as a baby (pet store) …they won’t bond very well at all if you just get one from someone else…ALSO, they are nocturnal and need play at night!

Answer by animalhouser07
a anole, a grass lizard, a tarantula, a hermit crab, a fire bellied toad, a clawed frog, guppies, any small tropical fish really small, and two-three dwarf clawed frog.

every thing i put up cost up to 15 dollars and less

Answer by ratlover_littlemonster
Hmm.. you could go for something like a scorpion. Unfortunately they are a little expensive to buy.. but pretty much cover the rest of the criteria.

If you’re on the UK, you could look here for inspiration (then search care sheet)
https://www.bugsdirectuk.com/

As a point, tarantulas are best kept in perspex/plastic tanks, not glass, no keep that in mind if your tank is glass.

Answer by dragonfly
try a trantula i had one for 11 years the easiest pet to care for and very cool

Answer by rawrrawrrawramy
Fire-bellied toads are good. I have two in a 10 gallon tank. They are very interesting to watch and very unique.

Answer by Yexalen
ONE Leopard gecko will live their lives in a ten gallon. They are nocturnal though but that is a good thing because UVB lighting (required for day active lizards) is expensive.
Green Anoles are small but only one for a 10 gallon.
Spiders are another option but some people are a little skiddish with spiders.

Do research on the Leopard Gecko, They are lizard that is most commonly kept as pets. They are really easy to care for and let you handle them after a while.
Green Anoles will not let you handle them and can be more expensive but still pretty common.

Do the research see which one you like most.

Answer by Zachary K
A 10 gallon would be too small for any exotic reptile. I would go with a tarantula. There are tarantulas that pet stores get in that are blue and some are orange, they are called “colbalt” and “starburst” tarantulas. Not many people keep these, so if you are looking to be unique, I would go with those.

Warning though, they arnt a pet that you could play with.