The described male has a pale ochre-gray head-and-chest region with brown markings and yellowish legs with rings. Records come from dry stream beds and a dry waterfall in Luang Prabang Province, Laos.
The described male has a pale ochre-gray upper head-and-chest region with a distinctive brown mark partly divided down the middle. The eye area is also darkened.
In February 2008 at Ban Keng Koung on the Nam Khan, one male, two females and juveniles were found at a rock in a dry stream bed in a valley with secondary forest.
In March 2006, one male was recorded from a dry waterfall in disturbed forest at That Se.
This male’s legs are ochre-yellow. The long segments have paler tips and darker rings near their ends, with darker joint areas as well.
The eye area is raised, and each group of three eyes rests on a low mound directed outward. Females generally resemble males, with the two eye groups closer together.
The other examined male had a darker abdomen, with black spots showing through the upper surface.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.