The single male described in the source has a pale ochre-yellow head-and-chest region with brown markings and dark rings on the legs. The source records the species across the Russian Far East, including repeated finds inside buildings.
The described male’s upper head-and-chest region is pale ochre-yellow with a distinct brown pattern. The eye area also has a brown central mark.
Records include cabins and other buildings at Petrova in Maritime Territory, and houses or buildings on Kunashir, Shikotan and Iturup islands.
Other records come from a forest park in Vladivostok and catacombs in the northwestern part of the city.
The described male’s legs have several dark rings, especially distinct near the ends of the thigh-like segments and near the bases and ends of the longer segments beyond them.
Most examined males have spots showing through the upper surface and sides of the abdomen.
Females generally resemble males, but their two groups of three eyes are slightly closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.