Known from Cameroon and Gabon, this spider includes males with an unpatterned abdomen.
In the described male, the upper plate of the front body is pale ochre-yellow, and the eye region and the face below it are brown.
On 10 April 2009, males and females were collected beneath leaves between Kribi and Campo in Cameroon.
In 2001, one female was collected in rainforest in the Central African Republic; in 1956, one female was collected in forest in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Both records are based on females alone.
Its legs are pale ochre-yellow with some light-brown joints. The abdomen is pale ochre-gray with indistinct darker marks above and on the sides.
One examined female had white abdominal spots.
In the described male, the eye groups stand on short stalks directed sideways. In examined females, the two eye groups are closer together than in males.
Some males have an unpatterned abdomen. Some females have dark bands on the upper side near the bases of the femora.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.