The Anamba horseshoe bat is known from a specimen collected on Siantan Island in Indonesia's Anambas Islands. A broad noseleaf covers most of its muzzle.
A broad horseshoe-shaped noseleaf covers most of the muzzle. The upper fur is brown. The underside was described as yellowish, though this may reflect preservation.
Its natural history is largely undocumented. The dissertation account examined a single specimen and gives no information on diet or roosts.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.