The shell is rather thin and translucent, ranging from pale to dark brown. The shell lacks spiral sculpture and has very fine, wrinkled, puncture-like sculpture on the apical and apertural sides. The aperture is lunulate. It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone forest. It is known from the Bau and Serian-Padawan limestone hill clusters, Sarawak, Malaysia.
The shell is rather thin and translucent, ranging from pale to dark brown.
It forages among leaf litter and plant debris near cliffs in lowland limestone forest.
The shell lacks spiral sculpture and has very fine, wrinkled, puncture-like sculpture on the apical and apertural sides.
The aperture is lunulate.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.