This Australian marsupial climbs rough-barked trees to search for arthropods. It also uses tree hollows as nests or shelters.
It has gray upperparts, a pale cream underside, large black eyes and large ears. Its black tail ends in a bushy, bottlebrush-like tip.
It prefers open, dry sclerophyll forest with sparse ground cover, climbs rough-barked trees for arthropods, and uses tree hollows.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.