This spider is known from southern Kenya and northeastern Tanzania and has been observed attaching silk balls to its web.
The described male has a brown upper front body with paler areas beside the eyes.
Males and females have been collected in Ngangao and Chavia forests.
This species has been observed attaching silk balls to its domed web.
In January 2010, one male was collected beside a road near Ngangao Forest.
Its legs are brown, with paler tips on the thigh and shin segments.
Its abdomen has distinct patterns above and below, and the sternum underneath the front body is uniformly brown.
Males have a pair of relatively large projections on the front of the jaws near the mouth, positioned unusually close to their bases.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.