These bats use caves for roosts during the day, although at least one individual was found inside a house.Aellen, V. (1973): Un Rhinolophus nouveau d’Afrique Centrale. – Period. biol. 75(1): 101-105. They roost singly or form small colonies, consisting of up to six individuals. They are found in caves also occupied by Angolan rousette bats, Large-eared slit-faced bats, Guinean horseshoe bats, Rüppell's horseshoe bats, Dent's horseshoe bat, Jones's roundleaf bats, and Noack's roundleaf bats.
