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 yellow to cream. Its abdomen is mostly pale cream, with crisp paired side blotches. The original collection came from void spaces beneath rocks in a small shaded boulderfield in roadside forest. It has been found only at the original collection site along the Cane River, a tributary of the Nolichucky River.
The described male's carapace is dusky cream to orange, with faint dark pigment behind the eyes and along the edge.
The original collection came from void spaces beneath rocks in a small shaded boulderfield in roadside forest.
Its legs are pale yellow to cream.
Its abdomen is mostly pale cream, with crisp paired side blotches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.