What are pets that eat nothing but vegetables?

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bun buns

snails

>>2292378
Rabbits are high maintenance.

>>2292359
Any herbivore?

Guinea pig

>>2292381
Best answer, land snails are also incredibly easy and fast-growing

>>2292359
Pretty sure a russian tortoise doesn't need fruit.

>>2292440
They are are one of the easiest animals.
>Can make a cage almost out of anything for cheap
>Give hay and veggies
>Easy as fuck to litter train
>Pay attention too but most are fine with just running around for a bit while you do shit

>>2292451
Are seeds vegetables?
Are hay vegetable?

tortoises, russian tortoises seem to be common in the commercial pet trade. feed leafy greens and assorted (but specific) vegetables

Iguanas eat leafy greens.

>>2292578
second this. once you get your room set up and routine for care they're pretty simple

>>2293039
>>2292578
Don't you have to get rabbits spayed/neutered and vaccinated and whatnot?

Feel like I may as well get a dog if that's the case.

>>2292440
If rabbits are your definition of "high maintenance" I wouldn't get you anything more complicated than a fish.

>>2293110
I don't know if "high maintenance" is the phrase I'd use, but they do take more care than most people think.
You can't just throw them in a tiny cage or hutch and give them only the cheapest of rabbit food like a lot of people do.

Ya mama

>>2293060
We had a rabbit that had no cage, just ran around our backyard and flicked pee on our GSD every day. He was awesome

He wasn't neutered and was fine. Unless you get more than one you won't need to neuter.

>>2292581

Yes, in a broad sense. They are vegetable matter.