Living in deeper parts of Lake Ohrid, this amphipod has adult males with short brushlike setae on the second antenna.
In adult males, the second antenna is short, with a slightly inflated flagellum bearing rows of short, brushlike setae.
It lives in the deeper parts of Lake Ohrid and has been found with Gammarus stankokaramani.
On 14 September 1934, eight specimens were collected at a depth of 40 m.
Adult males have spines and a few setae on three dorsal metasome segments.
The third and fourth legs of adult males bear sparse, short setae.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.