This small marsupial has a tail longer than its head and body. The museum account describes it moving among rocky dry ground and eating invertebrates.
Its tail is about twice the head-and-body length. The back is grey, the underside is pale, and the feet have white fur.
It is recorded on rocky ground and in dry areas with spinifex, and can climb among rocks. Its food includes invertebrates.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.