Known from northwestern Gabon, males of this spider have a pair of slender projections just above the mouth.
The described male has an ochre-yellow carapace. Its brown rear mark joins the brown mark at the back of the eye region.
It was collected beneath dead leaves on the ground in well-preserved, very humid forest near a river.
Its legs are light brown with small black marks. The femoral and tibial tips are whitish, and there are no darker rings.
Its ochre-grey abdomen has dark markings on the back, sides and underside. The dark ventral bands lack a lateral constriction.
Males have a pair of slender, weakly hardened projections at the rim just above the mouth; females lack this modification.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.