A shrew from Sulawesi. The adult female type specimen was described as browner than the related C. lea, with a shorter tail and hind foot and more hair at the tail base.
The adult female type was browner than C. lea, with a shorter tail and hind foot and more hair at the tail base.
A 1995 report records it in lowland and montane forest in northern and central Sulawesi and considers it probably mainly nocturnal. Detailed behavior is poorly known.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.