This amphipod lives in densely vegetated streams in Thessaly, Greece.
In the described adults, the rear dorsal margins of the front abdominal segments have incisions, each bearing a long seta.
It is known from upper and middle reaches of freshwater streams with dense vegetation.
In the described adult males, the eyes are kidney-shaped and about twice as long as wide.
In the described adults, the lower rear surfaces of the basal segments of the sixth and seventh pairs of legs bear numerous setae.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.