The shell is conical, with rounded whorl peripheries and an open umbilicus. The aperture is circular and expanded, with a double, unthickened rim notched at the suture. The living body is cream-white, the head pink and the tentacles brown. It lives on both dry and wet limestone walls in shady forests on limestone hills. Some individuals have been seen on tree trunks and fallen logs beside limestone cliffs. It is known from central and northern Perak and Bukit Baling and Gunung Pulai in northeastern Kedah, Malaysia, with specimen records from Yala in southern Thailand.
The shell is conical, with rounded whorl peripheries and an open umbilicus.
It lives on both dry and wet limestone walls in shady forests on limestone hills. Some individuals have been seen on tree trunks and fallen logs beside limestone cliffs.
The aperture is circular and expanded, with a double, unthickened rim notched at the suture.
The living body is cream-white, the head pink and the tentacles brown.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.