Its back has dense, silky pale-gray fur, and its underside is pale brown. It is recorded in cloud forest in the Venezuelan Andes and in the drier Chiquitano forest of eastern Bolivia, and it is nocturnal.
The dorsal fur is dense, silky, and pale gray; the underside is pale brown. The face is almost blackish, and the wing membranes, noseleaf, and ears are also blackish.
The account describes evergreen cloud forest in the Venezuelan Andes and lower, drier Chiquitano forest in eastern Bolivia. The species is nocturnal.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.