The Chocolate Lobe-lipped Bat is an Australian bat with brown fur and short, rounded ears. It roosts in tree hollows and other structures and catches moths below the canopy.
Its fur is brown, and its ears are short and rounded. Small skin lobes occur near the lower lip and the bases of the ears.
It roosts in tree hollows and human-made structures. In forest it flies below the canopy and catches moths.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.