Its coat shifts between gray and brown with season and local rock or soil color. In observations of a low-density colony, individuals stayed close to rocky outcrops while foraging. The current recorded range is central coastal Queensland.
After the autumn moult, the back is gray; it becomes browner as the year advances. Coat shades also vary with the surrounding rocks and soil.
In observations summarized for a low-density colony, wallabies stayed about 2.1 m from rock outcrops on average and spent about 23% of observed time foraging.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.