What's a good reptile that doesn't need live food and

like a uromastyx?

>>2198258
I thought those guys were omnivorous and need crickets every so often?

>>2198260
Uromastyx are straight herbivores.
I would say most large monitors, but you don't want something fuckhuge.

>>2198263
That's good to know, I keep getting conflicted information about them

Yeah, I own ferrets, and if I were to own something like a Tegu or monitor I'd need to let them free roam, recipe for disaster.
I only don't want iguanas since they apparently get really fucking nasty once they reach maturity.

>>2198260
Nope

crested geckos? leachianus geckos too I think. Never kept either of those tho

>>2198290
Seconding cresteds. Small, and they consume a formulated crested gecko diet. I'm not expert, but they fit the bill.

Not reptiles, but herps still: you could get a pacman or pixie frog, or similar, they will consume pinkies/fuzzies.

>>2198254
Alligators can be easily fed on a diet of non-live meat.

>>2198297
>FUCK HUGE

The smallest caiman is much bigger as an adult than the average green iggy

>>2198290
>>2198296
Ah, forgot about cresties.
I'm actually really happy you brought up pacman frogs. I've avoided them and other amphibians due to the fact I know they all hunt on motion and are all carnivorous, meaning live food seemed unavoidable
didn't think to feed them like snakes with freeze dried pinkies on tongs. Thanks!
>>2198297
My State doesn't allow crocodilians, sadly.
>>2198302
This too regardless.

>>2198264
>Tegu or monitor I'd need to let them free roam
No, that is absolutely horrible monitor care.

Male iguanas are the potentially horrible ones. You could always get a female. Just make sure it's old enough to be for sure a female.