Bahamian bats recorded under this name are small reddish bats with rounded ears and a short muzzle.
Bats treated under this name in the Bahamas account have small rounded ears, a short muzzle, reddish to yellow-orange fur, and dark wings.
In Puerto Rico, one lactating female carrying three young was captured in June.
Dense fur extends from the body onto the wing membranes, and the tail membrane is also densely furred.
Some individuals have small patches of white hair in the reddish to yellow-orange coat, giving a frosted appearance.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.