Garden Fence Lizard or Sesumpah Kuning in Malay is a relatively common lizard that widely distributed in Indo-Malaya. Garden Fence Lizard is easily identified by its possession of two spines above the tympanum, the absence of spines behind the eye and the absence of shoulder fold. The adults measure more than 10 cm in length snout-to-vent (SVL). The male is somewhat larger than the female and has strongly swollen cheeks and tail base. This species can change colour rapidly and dramatically, appearing uniform tan, marbled brown or clouded grey with reddish, depending on emotions. It can be found in parks, gardens, agricultural areas, wasteland and open forest, where it lives among leafy undergrowth and grass (Norhayati & Chong, 2016). It feeds various insects, including small animal prey.