Artibeus (Artibeus) schwartzi is a fruit-eating bat. HMW 2019 lists known records only from the Lesser Antilles and reports humid forest, mangroves, and many records in converted landscapes such as farmland, banana groves, and residential areas.
Its fur is short and dense, dark brownish to grayish brown above, with paler hairs over the shoulders. The grayish-white facial stripes are indistinct; the underside is dark brown washed with gray.
HMW 2019 reports records from humid forest and mangroves and says most were in landscapes converted to farmland, banana groves, and residential areas. Records were often near streams, wet areas, and fruit groves.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.