This fruit bat has no tail, a gray-brown back, and paler underparts. It is thought to roost among foliage, but its ecology remains poorly known.
The upper fur is gray-brown and the underside paler. It has oval ears and large eyes, and lacks a tail.
It is thought to eat fruit and be active at night. It may roost in foliage, alone or in small groups.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.