This spider varies widely in colour, from pale beige through orange and reddish brown to dark brown.
Body shades range from pale beige through orange and reddish brown to dark brown.
It has been found in various forests and in more open habitats with low vegetation.
Both adult males and females were most often collected from October to January, with adults also found in other months.
The leaf-like abdominal pattern varies greatly in how distinct it is and how clearly its edges are defined.
The described male has brown legs with yellow-brown parts near their bases.
The described female has an olive-grey abdomen on the back and sides, with a darker leaf-like pattern on the back.
The seven measured males were 3.2–5.5 mm long, and the ten measured females were 4.5–9.2 mm long.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.