This amphipod inhabits lowland rivers and lakes near river inflows or outflows.
The described adult males have relatively large, kidney-shaped eyes.
It usually inhabits moderately flowing lowland rivers and streams, and also occurs in lakes near river inflows or outflows.
In the described adult males, a projection near the base of the second antenna curves upward.
In the described adult males, the rear abdominal segments are almost flat, with a very shallow saddle.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.