The Pardine Genet is a nocturnal genet of western African moist forests and riparian woodland. It is recorded as an omnivore that eats small mammals, insects, and fruit.
It has a slender body and a tail close to the body in length.
It is nocturnal and solitary, eating small mammals, insects, and fruit. It uses rainforest, riparian forest, and moist woodland.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.