The Camiguin Bullimus is known only from Camiguin Island in the Philippines. It is smaller than related species and has soft, dark reddish-brown fur.
It is small compared with other members of its genus. Its fur is soft and thick, dark reddish-brown above, and slightly paler below.
Specimens were collected in forest on Camiguin Island at elevations of about 900–1,475 m.
The tail is shorter than the combined head and body, with a white distal portion.
The whiskers on the muzzle and above the eyes extend back beyond the ears.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.