This small galago has a white stripe from between the eyes down the nose. It moves among branches at night and rests in a leaf nest by day.
The back fur ranges from bright ginger to gray-brown, while the underside is paler. A white stripe runs from between the eyes down the nose; the ears are short, bare, and mobile.
It is active around dusk and at night, leaping among fine branches and foliage. By day it rests in a nest made of leaves; females and young often share a sleeping site.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.