The southern African pygmy mouse is a tiny rodent with glossy reddish-brown fur. It is nocturnal and ground-dwelling, eating insects and seeds in the wild.
It is very small, with soft, glossy brown to orange-brown fur. The muzzle is pointed with long whiskers, and its short legs are pale.
It is nocturnal and terrestrial, feeding on insects and seeds in the wild. In South Africa, breeding is reported year-round with a peak in the rainy season.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.