This spider is known from western South Africa and Namibia; males have cheliceral projections positioned far to the sides.
The male described from Kap Kap has an ochre-yellow upper front body with brown median and lateral marks. Its abdomen is ochre-grey, with dorsal and ventral patterns.
In October 1990, one male and one female were collected from beneath stones at Kap Kap.
The distal projections on the male chelicerae are positioned far to the sides.
The Cape Town male lacks the lateral marks on the upper front body.
The female genital plate on the underside of the abdomen has small round pockets positioned far to the sides.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.