A bat with a very flattened head and body, it roosts under flat rocks and stones and in crevices in granite.
Both the skull and the body are strongly flattened.
It roosts beneath flat rocks.
It has been recorded roosting alone or in groups of up to five.
Wart-like granulations occur on the forearm, thumb, third metacarpal, and tail.
The upper lip is thick, with many tiny wrinkles and dense, stiff bristles.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.