How much does a lizard wiegh?

Answer 1

It depends on the species. The world's smallest living reptile is the leaf chameleon, weighing in at about 0.2 grams or about 0.007 ounces. The largest living reptile, the saltwater crocodile, can weigh more than a ton.

Answer 2

The weight of a lizard can vary depending on the species. On average, small lizards like geckos can weigh a few grams, while larger species like iguanas can weigh several pounds. It's best to check the specific species of lizard for a more accurate weight range.

Answer 3

The question is too vague (needs specification). Depends on the type of lizard. Small - medium (gecko) - few ounces to a few pounds Large (Komodo dragon) - as heavy as an adult or heavier.

Answer 4

The weight may vary on the size of the lizard. I have an iguana, and she is 4 feet long, she weighs 10lbs.