What kind of lizards are available on the market that are easy to raise? I have no experience in raising them?

Question 1: The lizards that are easier to raise include: 1. Green iguanas, which are strong and have loose feeding requirements, but need heating equipment and UVB equipment. The adults are larger and can easily grow to 1 meter. above. The food is a variety of vegetables and fruits. 2. The lily-banded lizard (also called the lily-banded dragon lizard) is generally sold in the market as wild individuals, which are easy to raise and require UVB equipment. Food is a variety of small insects. 3. Emerald lizards, also called jade lizards, are easy to raise and require UVB equipment. Food is small insects. 4. Bearded dragon lizards are easy to raise and require heating equipment and UVB equipment. Their food is insects, suckling rats and fruits. The geckos that are relatively easy to raise include: 1. Leopard geckos are easy to raise. Their food is small insects and mealworms cannot be fed. Heating equipment is required, UVB equipment is not required. 2. Frog-eyed geckos are easy to raise, and the food is simple, just mealworms, and no UVB equipment is needed. To summarize, as long as they are lizards, they need unblocked light or UVB equipment, but geckos do not need it. Relatively speaking, geckos require less investment in equipment. Question 2: Lizards can carry salmonella. Regardless of being scratched or not, as long as you have come into contact with a lizard, you must immediately wash your hands with soap (not soap) or hand sanitizer before touching other things. Salmonella can cause diarrhea. There have been rare cases of death from Salmonella.