Its back is bright yellowish brown and its underside paler. Records from Guinea’s Simandou Range include a creek crossing in a forested ravine and another humid-forest site; these do not establish its broader habitat preference.
The back is bright yellowish brown and the underside paler. The ears are dark and subtriangular, with a long, broad tragus ending in a small pointed projection. The wing membranes are dark and grayer near the body.
One type specimen was netted across a creek in a forested ravine. Other specimens came from a second, more humid forest site. These are collection settings, not a confirmed species-wide habitat preference.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.