In males, the ocular area is distinctly raised. Males have a shallow but distinct thoracic groove in the carapace. In males, the abdomen is oval and pointed at the spinnerets. Adults live in weakly domed sheet webs about twenty centimetres across, extending into moss or trapped leaf litter on tree trunks about half to one and a half metres above ground. Both sexes hide in the substrate. Juveniles are usually found on live leaves, including fern leaves. It is known from forest between Tovar and Guaraque, Mérida, Venezuela.
In males, the ocular area is distinctly raised.
Adults live in weakly domed sheet webs about twenty centimetres across, extending into moss or trapped leaf litter on tree trunks about half to one and a half metres above ground. Both sexes hide in the substrate. Juveniles are usually found on live leaves, including fern leaves.
Males have a shallow but distinct thoracic groove in the carapace.
In males, the abdomen is oval and pointed at the spinnerets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.