Pratt's Roundleaf Bat is known from China. It uses caves as daytime roosts and can share a roost with other bats.
The dorsal fur is reddish brown and the underside is lighter. Juveniles are paler than adults, and the fleshy shield behind the noseleaf changes with age and sex.
Caves are typical daytime roosts and may hold hundreds or thousands of bats. A large roost shared with H. armiger was recorded in Sichuan.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.