It is also present in Barrington Tops National Park, New South Wales.

Patterns where present consist of various irregular mottling, blotches and variegations.

Primarily arboreal, the southern angle-headed dragon is cryptic, slow moving and well camouflaged.

It is usually seen perching on the trunks of small trees or on buttress roots or old stumps.

[3] Eggs are laid in shallow nests in rainforest clearings, including along road edges and walking tracks.