Known from southern Ghana, females of this spider have a deep indentation in the anterior genital plate.
The described male has an ochre carapace with a darker central mark and darker side margins.
In March 2013, specimens were collected among rocks in a canyon at Bomfobiri Wildlife Sanctuary.
In the same month, males and females were also collected in degraded forest near a road at Mpraeso.
Its legs are ochre, with dark rings near the femoral tips and near the tibial bases and tips.
Its ochre abdomen has darker markings on the back, sides and underside.
The sternum, the plate beneath this male’s front body, is dark brown.
The female anterior genital plate projects weakly and has a deep posterior indentation.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.