This climbing rat was described from Mato Grosso, Brazil. Its back is grayish brown with golden hair tips, the underside is white to light cream, and the tail is longer than the head and body with a tuft at the tip.
The back is grayish brown with golden hair tips. The underside is white to light cream, and the tail is longer than the head and body with a tuft at the tip.
The original description identifies it as an arboreal species; its name comes from a word referring to trees or wood.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.