Lemurs require a significant amount of space to thrive, as they are highly social and active animals. In the wild, they inhabit large territories, often ranging from several acres to dozens of acres, depending on the species and availability of resources. In captivity, a minimum space of around 100 square feet is recommended for small groups, but larger enclosures are ideal to accommodate their social behaviors and provide enrichment. Overall, adequate space is essential for their physical and psychological well-being.
how much space that daisy need
not that much space..
a lot of space?
They need about 3 feet of space and they need yo mama to look out for them
Alot of space
it needs no space
not much
Lemur translates as Lemur or Maki
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Not much space
it needs enough space
bettas need little space to live. they do not like big spaces.