A Smithsonian record of one female collected in Liberia shows a tail longer than half of its total measured length. A study in Ghana describes the species as a primary-forest mouse living in the canopy of emergent trees.
In one female specimen from Liberia in the Smithsonian collection, the recorded tail length was more than half of the recorded total length.
A study of forest fragments near Accra describes it as a primary-forest specialist that lives in the canopy of emergent trees.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.