This small nocturnal primate lives from coastal Kenya into northern Tanzania. It rests with others in tree holes by day and searches for fruit and invertebrates at night.
Its dense coat is buff-brown, with a creamy belly and chin. A white stripe runs along the bridge of the nose, and its large eyes are reddish brown; the ears are hairless.
It is nocturnal. Small groups rest in tree holes during the day, then forage for fruit and invertebrates at night, often in the middle forest layers.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.