Appearance
The body length is of about 9 cm , with a slightly longer tail. The body is of a dark grey/brown colouration with stripes and patterns to help it camouflage against the tree trunks. The males have a yellow triangular flap of skin under the chin, the gular fold, which is used to communicate with other lizards, mostly for mating. Females have a much smaller and blue flap.
Behavior
It is primarily a tree dweller, except that the females come down to the forest floor to lay eggs.
Habitat
They are relatively common in forests and in urban settings such as parks and gardens.Food
They feed on small insects. Usually ants and termites.References:
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