The Campo-Ma’an fruit bat was described from a specimen collected in southwestern Cameroon. Lowland evergreen forest is recorded around the type locality.
The back is rusty brown and the underside is pale. White markings include a rostral spot, an eye-to-cheek chevron, and a band along the lip.
The area around the type locality is lowland evergreen forest, where the specimen in the original description was obtained.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.