This forest mouse is known from Mount Banahaw on Luzon. Its back is dark brown, while the belly hairs have gray bases and white tips. It is nocturnal and has been recorded feeding on earthworms and other invertebrates.
Its moderately long dorsal fur is dark brown. The belly hairs are medium gray at the base and white at the tips, and the tops of the hind feet have white or pale-cream fur.
It is active at night and feeds on earthworms and other invertebrates on the forest floor. Seeds may also be eaten.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.