Known from Quezon Province on Luzon, this spider has horns with hair brushes between the male eye groups.
Males have horn-like projections bearing hair brushes between the eye groups. Females lack these projections around the eyes.
On 20 February 1975, males and females were collected in Balisen Cave at Pagbilao.
Its wider abdomen distinguishes it from the very similar Pholcus arayat.
In the described male, the upper plate of the front body is pale ochre-yellow with a light-brown central band.
Its abdomen is pale ochre-gray, with light-brown marks above and a distinctive dark-brown pattern below.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.