Courtship involves foot-stamping, calls, and neck-biting by the males. The species is thought to be monogamous, but individuals of both sexes have been recorded helping to care for young that are not their biological offspring within the communal burrows.
Courtship behaviors include foot-stamping, calls, and neck-biting by males. While considered monogamous, individuals of both genders have been documented helping to raise young that are not biologically related to them within shared burrows.