The Many-colored Fruit Dove is a small, compact dove with differences between the sexes. In island forests it feeds mainly on figs and gathers at fruiting trees.
It has a small, compact build, and the sexes differ in form.
It prefers the fruits of two fig species called Aoa and gathers at fruiting trees. Birds may also drive other Many-colored Fruit Doves away from a tree while feeding.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.