The original description reports a pale wood-brown back, buffy sides, a grayish-white belly, and white hands and feet. It has been recorded in dry open forest and woodland in eastern Queensland.
The original description gives a pale wood-brown back, buffy sides, grayish-white belly, and white hands and feet; the tail is slightly longer than the head and body together.
A Queensland survey report records it in dry open forest and woodland on shallow, pebbly soils, and lists grass seeds, plant material, and insects among its foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.