The Antillean Fruit-eating Bat roosts in cave colonies and emerges in the evening to forage in forest, taking a variety of plant foods.
The upper fur is ivory to yellowish, with sepia-colored tips, while the underside is brown. Its muzzle is conical and its tail is vestigial.
It roosts in cave colonies and emerges in the evening to forage in tropical forest. Its flexible diet includes fruit, pollen, flowers, nectar, and insects; the account describes it as primarily nectar-feeding.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.