The Moroccan gerbil has a furred tail longer than its body. A Moroccan account describes it as nocturnal and grain-eating and records it in dunes south of Essaouira.
The back is speckled fawn, the flanks are ochre, and the belly and feet are white. The tail is furred and longer than the body.
The account records this gerbil in dunes south of Essaouira and describes it as nocturnal and grain-eating.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.