The adult male holotype has a compact, nearly cylindrical body and short tail. Its dorsal scales have strong ridges; the ridge is very faint on the outer row. It is known from Kalopani village in Mustang District, Gandaki Province, Nepal.
The adult male holotype has a compact, nearly cylindrical body.
The authors' observations report mating in April or May and the birth of 5–7 young in September.
The adult male holotype has a short tail.
The adult male holotype's dorsal scales have strong ridges; the ridge is very faint on the outer row.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.