In males, the ocular area is distinctly raised. In males, the sternum is wider than long. In males, the abdomen is oval and pointed at the spinnerets. Most adults live near a small forest stream, in relatively flat webs about ten centimetres across among overhanging moss or leaf litter close to the ground. Most juveniles occur higher in the vegetation, on tree-fern trunks or the undersides of green leaves. It is known from between Bailadores and Pregonero, Mérida, Venezuela.
In males, the ocular area is distinctly raised.
Most adults live near a small forest stream, in relatively flat webs about ten centimetres across among overhanging moss or leaf litter close to the ground. Most juveniles occur higher in the vegetation, on tree-fern trunks or the undersides of green leaves.
In males, the sternum is wider than long.
In males, the abdomen is oval and pointed at the spinnerets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.