This nocturnal dwarf lemur lives in humid forests of eastern Madagascar. It hibernates in the dry season and mainly eats fruit while active.
The Duke account presents it as large relative to other dwarf lemurs.
It is nocturnal and hibernates underground or in tree holes during the dry season. While active, it mainly eats fruit, along with flowers, nectar, and occasional invertebrates.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.