Flower's gerbil is recorded from sandy areas of northern Egypt and Sinai. Its coat ranges from pale cinnamon to tawny, with an indistinct dorsal stripe.
The back fur ranges from pale cinnamon to tawny, and the dorsal stripe is indistinct. The ears are usually unpigmented, and the tail tuft is relatively inconspicuous.
An Egyptian mammal account describes it as nocturnal and burrowing. In northeastern Sinai, it was collected from dunes and from areas near orchards and palm groves.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.