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Lizard for 72"tx28"wx14"d cage?

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What (at least about 14 inch and anything larger) lizard would do well in the 72 inch tall, 28 inch wide, 14 inch deep cage I have?
I was looking at Rhacodactylus Leachianus, but apparently they do fine in smaller spaces.

So what would some ideas be for lizards that would do well in a cage this size? (Nothing small like a group of crested geckos or something like that, just trying to think of something not extremely expensive for possible ideas) Also am looking for it to be friendly to me, not something like a day gecko that wouldn't want to be held.
 
I know usually this is a good height but not so wide, so even if I could have a pair of medium size, not as closer to getting large, any ideas would help. I've thought of all different ones already so just curious to see if anyone has a good suggestion I haven't thought of.
 
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