The male description gives a pale-ochre carapace with black side bands and a wide brown central band. The grey abdomen has black and white markings. Most specimens were found close to the ground among logs. Some, mostly juveniles, built webs in less protected places higher on trees. Known only from Gaya Island, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.
The male description gives a pale-ochre carapace with black side bands and a wide brown central band. The grey abdomen has black and white markings.
Most specimens were found close to the ground among logs. Some, mostly juveniles, built webs in less protected places higher on trees.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.