This mite has been recorded from the Canary Islands, Spain.
In the described adult female material, the dorsal shield is faintly striate, and most lateral setae arise from small tubercles.
Historical records report collections from dry soil, moss, litter under plants, and lichens. The plants listed include Juniperus turbinata and Cistus monspeliensis.
In this female material, the fixed finger of the chelicera has six teeth and the movable finger has two teeth.
In this female material, the genu, tibia and basitarsus of the fourth leg each bear one pointed macroseta.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.