Fish: Fish are excellent low-maintenance pets, especially species like bettas, goldfish, and guppies. They require minimal space, basic equipment such as a tank and filter, and regular feeding. However, it's essential to maintain water quality by performing routine water changes
Guinea Pigs: Guinea pigs are social and interactive rodents that make great pets for families or individuals with limited space. They require a spacious cage with bedding, fresh hay, and daily servings of fresh vegetables
Rabbits: Rabbits are intelligent and sociable animals that can be kept indoors or outdoors. They require a large enclosure with plenty of space to hop and exercise, as well as a diet consisting of hay, fresh vegetables, and pellets
Birds (such as Budgies or Cockatiels): Birds are entertaining and colorful pets that can provide companionship and joy. Budgies (parakeets) and cockatiels are popular choices for beginners due to their small size, relatively low noise level, and playful personalities
Hamsters: Hamsters are small, nocturnal rodents that are easy to care for and can be kept in a relatively small enclosure. They enjoy having a wheel for exercise, hiding places, and toys to keep them mentally stimulated
Geckos: Geckos, such as leopard geckos or crested geckos, are low-maintenance reptile pets that are suitable for beginners. They require a properly sized enclosure with hiding places, branches, and a heat source
Hermit Crabs: Hermit crabs are fascinating crustaceans that are easy to care for and can be kept in a small enclosure with proper substrate and humidity levels. They enjoy climbing structures, shells to change into, and a diet of hermit crab food
Gerbils: Gerbils are small, social rodents that are easy to care for and can be kept in pairs or small groups. They require a spacious cage with bedding, hiding places, and toys for enrichment. Gerbils enjoy digging, chewing, and burrowing