They have soft, dense fur and a grey coat with yellowish grey underside. Their lower incisors are elongated and form a tooth comb used in grooming. Food Habits Galago moholi are omnivorous, however they are primarily insectivorous. They prefer grasshoppers, butterflies and moths, but they also eat fruits seeds and flowers. Gestation period lasts about 123 days and they usually have one or two offspring.
Mothers construct a nest for their young before birth.
Young remain in the nest while the mother searches for food. Young begin to walk and make short leaps after about two weeks. Behavior Galago moholi are arboreal, nocturnal foragers. They typically live alone or in groups of 2 or 3 individuals. They live in semiarid woodlands and savana grasslands.