sup /herp/, I want a giant ass lizard, what's a good giant

Depends, how much space do you have and what is your budget?

>>2245490
>how much space do you have

About 2 meters or 6,5 feet in all directions

>what is your budget?

Just for the lizard? 200€ I guess.

>>2245495
>>2245492

>>2245495
In that case the answer is "none".

>>2245490
Lizards cant eat you because reptiles dont chew their food they try to rip off your flesh then swallow it down meaning if you are bigger than the lizard it cannot eat you at all.

>>2245495

None.

>>2245526
>Komodo dragons don't eat deer

There are no beginner suitable large reptiles. The easiest, relatively speaking, would be a columbian boa. Boas are intermediate difficulty.

>>2245495
A female iguana could work, just do an absolute shitton of reading on diet and lighting, and make SURE you get a female. (small igs cannot be sexed, don't listen to anyone telling you otherwise.)

>>2245526
crocodiles confirmed for unable to eat people, because we are too big to be swallowed whole

>>2245606
he doesn't have enough space for an iguana.

a leachianus could work, but they're expensive.

>>2245606
>Crocodiles are lizards

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Consider: pyxie frog. Nature's fat bastard consumer of worlds.

>>2245645
I'd get one of them since my roaches are breeding in the millions by now but I don't think I could handle their croaking.

>>2245612
a 6.5 foot square footprint is plenty for a female. Especially if the enclosure is tall, which it should be.

>>2245614
Of course they aren't, but the principle is exactly the same.