Known from northern Algeria, this spider has numerous small cone-shaped bumps on the front of the male mouthparts.
Males have numerous small cone-shaped bumps on the front of the paired mouthparts.
On 30 September 1988, a male was collected in degraded cork-oak forest at Réghaia. In 1987, males were also collected among stones around a hotel at Tikjda and from stones in steppe at Oultem.
In the described male from the M’Sila area, the upper front-body plate is ochre-yellow with a distinct brown central band and less distinct lateral marks.
Its legs are light brown to ochre-yellow, with whitish femoral and tibial tips and indistinct darker rings near those tips and around the knees. The abdomen is unpatterned ochre-gray.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.