The lesser Antillean tree bat has brown fur and a white spot where the wing joins the body. It is thought to roost in woody vegetation on Dominica, but field observations are limited.
Dominica specimens have brown dorsal fur with bands of lighter and darker color on each hair, a white spot where wing and body meet, and a gray-tinged brown underside.
It is thought to roost in trees and other woody vegetation. On Dominica it was captured in scrub and rainforest, but detailed natural-history records are scarce.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.