 In the wild, up to 4 juveniles have reportedly been found in one tree hole.It is predicted that gestation occurs at the beginning of the wet season (November–December) and that they give birth in January–February; if their reproductive patterns are similar to other lemur species such as "Microcebus" and "Cheirogaleus".Little is known about the vocalization of the species, but recordings show their call is a short whistling series and harmonic; very similar to Microcebus.