This land snail is known from limestone hills in Phitsanulok and other Thai provinces.
The examined adults have thick shells ranging from low disc-shaped to nearly flat discs.
The type specimens came from a limestone hill with dry dipterocarp forest, surrounded by rice fields.
The examined adults include uniformly reddish-brown shells and shells with brown zigzag patterns.
In the examined adults, the operculum is low and cup-shaped.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.