The shell is lenticular. Both apical and basal shell surfaces are glossy. The umbilicus is absent. It inhabits Southern Mistbelt Forest, living in leaf litter and on the foliage of understorey herbs and forbs. It is recorded along the edge of the Great Escarpment in the Mount Frere–Langeni area north and west of Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
The shell is lenticular.
It inhabits Southern Mistbelt Forest, living in leaf litter and on the foliage of understorey herbs and forbs.
Both apical and basal shell surfaces are glossy.
The umbilicus is absent.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.