Known from central Turkey, this amphipod has adult males with abundant long setae on the posterior legs.
Adult males have three strong dorsal projections.
In May 1959, three specimens were collected from a well near Lake Dinar Karakugu in Konya Province, Turkey.
In the same month in 1959, many specimens were also collected from Lake Dinar Karakugu at Düdenler.
The terminal flagellum of the second antenna is very slender in adult males.
On the posterior legs of adult males, groups of long setae occur among the spines.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.