It has a brown back, a cream-to-orange underside, and white spots at the tip of its tail. The appearance comes from one specimen report; recent taxonomic sources confirm specimens from the foothills of southwestern Colombia.
A specimen reported as this species had a brown back and a cream-to-orange underside. Its hairless brown tail ended in white spots.
A Peruvian conservation account associates a reported record there with Pacific tropical forest at 300–400 m. A later taxonomic checklist does not include Peruvian specimens in the confirmed range, so this remains a reported record rather than a settled distribution.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.