Cheirogaleus lavasoensis is a small lemur recorded in southern Madagascar. An IUCN specialist-group report describes dark rings around the eyes, reddish-brown head and neck, and forest fragments around Lavasoa.
It has black rings around the eyes, dark furry ears, and a dark pointed nose. The crown, forehead, and neck are an intense reddish brown.
It is recorded in isolated patches of forest in the Lavasoa–Ambatotsirongorongo complex of southern Madagascar. The report's separate Kalambatritra record does not establish continuous forest range.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.