Males of this spider have a long brush of hairs on the mouthparts.
Males have a long brush of hairs on the mouthparts.
It is known from moist, closed forest.
It has been observed to be abundant near Link Road in Monga National Park.
The described female lacks that brush of hairs in the same position.
The described male and female have a dark reddish-brown cephalothorax and tan-brown legs with darker rings.
The described male and female have abdomens mottled grey-brown and beige.
The described male and female have three pairs of humps on the back of the abdomen.
The described male and female have a tall carapace with two pairs of rudimentary horns.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.