Surveys in Gujarat, western India, recorded Blanford's Madromys at multiple sites in 2015–2016. White hairs at the tail tip help distinguish its appearance.
The upper fur is grayish brown and the underside is white. Long white hairs form a tuft at the tail tip.
Gujarat surveys recorded nocturnal activity, climbing, and use of tree hollows at the reported sites.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.