This small bat has an elongated muzzle and pale stripes on its back. It roosts in lines on tree trunks and roots near water, then flies out at night to eat insects.
The back is gray-grizzled brown, with two pale stripes across the lower back and rump. The underside is pale brownish gray, and the muzzle is elongated.
It lives in small colonies and is mainly active at night. Bats line up on tree trunks or roots overhanging water and feed on small flying insects above the water.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.