Flower's Serotine lives in dry scrub, lowland grasslands, and hot deserts, often near Acacia. It has distinctive hard, wart-like bumps on the upper surfaces of its forearms, shins, and tail.
The back is yellowish fawn to pale rusty brown. The throat is yellowish brown and the underside becomes pale or white; bare skin on the face and ears is dark brown. Hard, horn-like warts cover the upper surfaces of the forearms, tibiae, and tail.
The species is recorded in subtropical or tropical dry shrubland, dry lowland grassland, and hot deserts, often in association with Acacia.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.