The plants the lizard chooses as sleep sites are usually adult trees taller than 1 meter with woody stems and branches. Sleep-sites are based on availability and not a specific attribute of the plant itself. Only lizards with a snout-to-vent length above 40 mm used plants taller than 1 meter. There is also a positive correlation between the height of the sleep-site and lizard size. This suggests that juveniles behave differently from adults in terms of the height of their sleep-sites on a plant.
