Fun Reptile Pets to watch?

Lygodactylus williamsi (electric blue day geckos).

With a body language repertoire that includes head bobbing, head shaking, tail wagging, push-ups, lateral flattening, and more, on top of color changes, and the rare squeak, they are amazingly expressive reptiles. Their intelligence seems to be extraordinary as well. They're highly active.

Absolutely the best reptiles for watching, IMO. They'll make you laugh, and entertain you endlessly.

Get a tokay gecko, they're super sweet and love to cuddle! :D

Jk

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I love watching my GTP at night.

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Originally Posted by mackynz

I have yet to find watching my BP attempt to escape his enclosure (a nightly occurance) boring. The body strength of snakes never ceases to amaze me. So I enjoy watching him try to lift an insane amount of his body of the ground, usually resulting in a water dish belly flop.

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back when I had my first BP in a tank I would watch him until I fell asleep.

Bearded Dragons always seem to amuse me. Each has a different personality, and some are just crazy! Mine never had a boring moment. My nieces (three of them and all under the age of 7) loved my Bearded Dragon as well. :)

I have only worked with a limited number of species, but if I could put one of my animals in a nice display cage to watch, it would be my Gopher snake. He is very active, especially during the springtime, he goes nuts chasing invisible girls! ;)

Chinese Water Dragons are anything but shy or slow. Iguanas too.

Our beardie cracks me up when he is running down crickets, then you can hear him crunching on them. He is very inquisitive too, always watches you. Our uromastyx doesn't do anything but sleep any more, but he is older than dirt. He used to do funny stuff. The anoles aren't that exciting to watch either.
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