The shell is lenticular to almost discoid, with a low, rounded spire. The middle whorls bear widely spaced, broad, shallow radial furrows. The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped and contains three teeth, including a thick parietal lamella. Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are recorded from Phnom Kbal Romeas and Phnom Sor Sear in the Kampot area, Kampot Province, Cambodia.
The shell is lenticular to almost discoid, with a low, rounded spire.
Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock.
The middle whorls bear widely spaced, broad, shallow radial furrows.
The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped and contains three teeth, including a thick parietal lamella.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.