The large long-fingered bat has dark brown to nearly black dorsal fur. Meghalaya records came from cave sites and above a river, and researchers recorded calls from bats flying in front of a cave.
Specimens from Meghalaya had dark brown to blackish dorsal fur, with dark brown ears and wing membranes. The second phalanx of the third metacarpal was unusually long in the examined specimens.
In Meghalaya, specimens were collected at cave sites and above a river; calls were also recorded from bats flying in front of a cave.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.