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Ferrets also tend to stink. Even people who keep their cages clean will have a stink in their room.
I had a hamster, named Zippy, for 3 years. He just passed away due to cancer. He was an amazing little guy to have around. I definitely recommend them. If you end up getting one and have any questions, feel free to Fun Mail me.
(This is Zippy).
albino corn snakes are a good choice as they are easy to look after
A baby Land Iguana is a good choice. You can teach it to be gentle. They are actually quite cute despite popular belief. Just make sure you have the space to have one, they can grow up to 4 feet including tail! The life span for a well cared for iguana is about 20 years. Have fun :] If you need some name suggestions, I suggest Bradley Nowell (the singer from sublime), Ebin Augusten, or Ralph Riley.
A hampster is a good first pet. You will have to clean its cage about once a week for it not to smell and get some quiet toys for it to play with (my friends' hampster has a wheel and it can be a little noisey at times!). The best part is, it will take less than $50 for all of the supplies you need to start out with, maybe less! Hampsters are cute and friendly most of the time, you should play with it before you take it home just to make sure... good luck!
A rabbit can still live in your room 
If you do decide to get one, find him/her on www.petfinder.com. There are tons of homeless rabbits on there that are in animal shelters and rescues all over the country.
A hampster would be a great first pet...Rabbits are bigger, and need exercise, I'd think...and a Ferret...well, they are darling, cute clowns...and active beyond words...if your parents wouldn't appreciate a loud pet, I'm sure they wouldn't at all appreciate a cute little Ferret rummaging around in their sock drawers...or hiding dad's watch right when he's getting ready for work.
Try a hampster or a guinea pig...both sweet, and interact very well.
phrannie
My friend Has a Pet rat They dont stink much and they can be playful If you dont clean there cage out it will eventually start stinking they dont make much noise either so I suggest a rat
you could also get a pet snake as though dont need constant attention but make sure it stays in the tank with the lid on when you not holding it lol
And a white cat will not die from cancer they will die from skin cancer if they go out in the sun and just lay there for hours on end because they will get burnt but you can buy special animal sunscreen for them
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whats an idea for a good first pet? something easy to take care of, but still something friendly that I can interact with. and something that isnt to smelly. im thinking about asking my parents for a pet, I just dont know what kind I should ask for. I've...
only had a fish before, but they are kind of boring and cant do much. I want a nice pet I can interact with and play with, but still is quiet and not too smelly. hopefully im not being to picky with it, but my parents arent really pet people and would flip if I had a loud smelly pet. any ideas?
Thanks!