 Its diet consists of aerial insect prey such as moths, beetles and bugs, based on limited observations in Mpumalanga, South Africa.There is limited information about the reproductive and social habits of this species, there is a single recorded observation of a pair roosting together.Other sympatric species of "Myotis" bats tend to be seasonal breeders, with mating observed from late spring to summer and normally rearing between 1 and 2 young.