This spider is known from eastern South Africa; males have three dark lines underneath the abdomen.
The described male has an ochre-yellow upper front body with dark middle and lateral bands and two pairs of dark submarginal marks.
In June 2005 at Ndumo, one male and six females were collected beneath logs in Acacia tortilis savanna.
In February of the same year, one female was collected beneath logs in sand forest in the same reserve.
Its abdomen has a distinct dark dorsal pattern.
Its sternum is mostly light brown with a black pattern towards the rear, and the thigh and shin segments have darker rings near their ends.
In one male from False Bay Park, the colour pattern was generally simpler and more irregular.
Males have three dark lines on the underside of the abdomen.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.