This striped squirrel is recorded from forest in Gabon. It builds nests from leaves and plant fibers and is reported to eat insects, palm nuts, and leaves.
The back is grizzled golden brown with four black stripes extending from the crown to the base of the tail, and the belly is pale grey.
In forest it builds a nest from leaves and plant fibers and eats insects, palm nuts, and leaves.
It is active by day and searches for food at different heights in the forest canopy.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.