This mite has been recorded from Stirling Range National Park, Australia.
In the single adult female specimen examined for the description, the dorsal shield is lightly reticulated along the sides.
Historical records report it on Eucalyptus plants in Stirling Range National Park, Australia.
In this female material, the ventrianal shield is approximately triangular and smooth, with four pairs of setae in front of the anus.
In this female material, the genu, tibia and basitarsus of the fourth leg each bear one pointed macroseta.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.