This amphipod is often found in wells and oases in desertlike areas.
In the described adults, the rear abdominal segments have dorsal humps whose height varies with age and other variation.
It is usually found in wells and oases in more or less desertlike areas.
In the described adults, the lower rear corner of the third abdominal side plate is sharply pointed.
In the described adults, the second antenna is slender and its flagellar segments are neither swollen nor compressed.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.