Myotomys sloggetti lives in high-altitude parts of South Africa and Lesotho. It has a rounded body, short legs and tail, and dense fur. A museum account describes it as strictly diurnal and sun-basking.
It has a rounded body, short limbs and tail, and a dense coat.
The museum describes it as strictly diurnal and sun-basking; the EWT account places it in high-altitude grassland and alpine heath.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.