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Well, that depends . . .

If there is lots of food and water in the leopard's territory (or 'home range') then a few square miles would be enough space.

The less food and water that is available means more territory is required for the leopard. The 'normal' range, though, ends up being between 4 square miles and 20 square miles in most cases.

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it depends on the lizard, if you have a gecko sized lizard then it won't need but about a 2 or larger sqre. feet but bigger lizards will need at least a half size bigger

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