Betta fish are colorful and can live in small tanks. They don't require a complex filtration system and are relatively easy to care for. Feeding them once a day and regular water changes are the main tasks.
While they need a good-sized cage and daily feeding, guinea pigs are generally low-maintenance. They're sociable, don't require walking, and their cleaning routine is straightforward.
These small rodents are nocturnal and spend most of the day sleeping. They require a simple diet of pellets, occasional fruits, and vegetables, and their cage cleaning is relatively minimal.
These reptiles are a good choice for a low-maintenance pet. They don't require large enclosures and can be fed insects a few times a week. They don't need frequent handling.
Goldfish are a classic low-maintenance pet. They need a properly sized tank and a filter, regular feeding, and occasional tank cleaning. They're a good choice for someone new to fish keeping.
Certain species of turtles, like the red-eared slider, require minimal care beyond a proper tank setup, UV lighting, and a consistent diet. They can be very rewarding pets but do have specific habitat needs.
Some snake species, like corn snakes or ball pythons, are low-maintenance. They require a proper enclosure, heat source, and occasional feeding (once a week or less, depending on the species).
These are interesting and low-maintenance pets. They need a simple tank setup with sand, hiding places, and a humid environment. Their diet is straightforward, and they are fun to watch.