The shell is conical, with rounded whorl peripheries and an open umbilicus. The aperture is circular and very expanded, with a single to double, unthickened rim. The operculum is concave and rounded, with a smooth exterior covered by a thin calcareous layer. The recorded habitat is moss-covered limestone crevices in shady forests on limestone hills. Specimens are recorded from limestone hills in central Perlis, Malaysia, and Koh Samui and Phatthalung in southern Thailand.
The shell is conical, with rounded whorl peripheries and an open umbilicus.
The recorded habitat is moss-covered limestone crevices in shady forests on limestone hills.
The aperture is circular and very expanded, with a single to double, unthickened rim.
The operculum is concave and rounded, with a smooth exterior covered by a thin calcareous layer.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.