The described male's carapace is dusky cream to orange, with faint dark pigment behind the eyes and along the edge. Its legs are pale. Its abdomen has paired, darker side markings on a dirty gray background. At the type locality on Whiteside Mountain, adults and immatures were collected from a crevice cave at the base of rocky cliffs. Records cover a small area in the upper Chattooga and upper Whitewater River drainages, on the south face of the Blue Ridge Escarpment along the North Carolina–South Carolina border.
The described male's carapace is dusky cream to orange, with faint dark pigment behind the eyes and along the edge.
At the type locality on Whiteside Mountain, adults and immatures were collected from a crevice cave at the base of rocky cliffs.
Its legs are pale.
Its abdomen has paired, darker side markings on a dirty gray background.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.