Its back is gray-brown and its underside is whitish. A membrane between its limbs lets it glide from tree to tree. It is nocturnal and rests with others in tree hollows and similar shelters.
The back fur is gray to brown and the underside is whitish. A gliding membrane spans the fore and hind limbs, and the tail is feathery.
It is nocturnal and rests with others in tree hollows or behind peeling bark. It climbs trunks and jumps or glides between branches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.