A good lizard to get that is not mean and can be handeled good.?

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Definitely a bearded dragon. They are very cool lizards, and they don't get HUGE like an iguana.
Iguanas get pretty grumpy sometimes %26 can get huge.
Get an aquarium that's longer than it is tall. A bearded dragon should have about a 25 or 30 gallon tank 20 smallest.

You shouldn't need to keep getting bigger tanks, especially if you get the right size to begin with, and don't buy a baby bearded with a small tank.
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Learn about your reptile's dietary needs it's really important.

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A leapord gecko
my mom owns two and they are easiest lizards to take care of and handle. They dont bite, and when they do their duty. They do it in a corner or their cage.
The only thing that makes them slightly expensive is the lighting, they need flouresent lights in the day and a red light at night, since they are nighttime creatures. Yet they do come out in the day...all they eat are crickets which are very inexpesive

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a bearded dragon. Thay are great!

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Bearded dragon definitely cause they are relatively easy to take care of but just remember that they get 2 feet long and will need a bigger tank but when it is a baby use a smaller tank cause if you just get 1 big tank they will have a hard time finding their food

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bearded dragon or leo or blue tounged skink
I own a bearded dragon and she is awesome

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Komodo dragon

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these are all good reptiles to have as pets as long as you handle them enough and give them attention
:bearded dragon
:leopard gecko
:blue lounge skink
:mali uromastyx

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Definitely a leopard gecko as they stay small, are easy to handle and not as bad tempered as some other lizards!! lol
The initial set up can be fairly expensive but they are easy to look after as they make little mess. Also if you go away on holiday you can just put in enough crickets etc to keep them going and they will just eat as and when they feel the need. They are not greedy reptiles.
I think geckos are a good introduction to lizards and a good one to start with. If you get on well with a gecko and become brave you can then move on to something a little larger and more demanding!

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Bearded dragon! They are actually friendly and seem to enjoy being handled. They're also fairly easy to care for.