 Dwarf little fruit bats are exclusively herbivorous, eating a wide range of fruits, including "Philodendron", matico, arum, and figs.They help to disperse the seeds of some these fruits, which pass unharmed through their digestive tracts, and have also been observed to eat pollen from some plants.They are nocturnal, spending the day in tent-like roosts constructed from the leaves of "Philodendron" and similar plants, typically above the ground.