This bat has a large noseleaf. Small groups have been found in caves, and records from Vietnam include forest and secondary habitats in limestone country.
Its noseleaf is bilobed; in adult males it is much larger than in females and immature bats.
Small groups have been found in limestone caves. In Vietnam’s Ke Bang area, records came from primary evergreen deciduous forest as well as secondary habitats.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.