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NSW CoP requires 0.32 m2 of floor or wall space for gilleni. Caudolineatus, kingorum and storri are also in the same category but aren't classified as climbers so it can only go off floor space. So if it measures larger than about 0.6 x 0.6 m, you can legally house any of those species, plus brevicauda or primordius which are categorised even lower. Considering most keepers agreed when the CoP came out that the size requirements in most cases were unnecessarily large, it's kind of funny to see so much argument over this now.

I personally reckon gilleni would be fine in there and, if you've never owned them before, you can't beat small monitors for character and enjoyment (except maybe with big monitors ;)).
 
Sorry misread, I thought you meant your lizard was 3'. You can fit a lot of habitat into a small area, depends on how many floors, branches, tunnels, digging space etc. is available.
haha, imagine a 3' Gillens ? what a monster! He has habitat,there is a sand floor, a 3D fake rock background and a multilevel tower to hide /climb on and through but we still wouldn't put him in anything smaller than 3x2x2
 
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