A snail reported from Wailotua and Tuvu, Viti Levu, Fiji.
The dried shell of the single holotype is 2.33 mm high; its sex is unknown.
The type locality is rainforest at 50–80 m in the Wailotua karst, Viti Levu, Fiji, with a collection record dated 25–27 August 1998.
In the described dried-shell material of unknown sex, fine, regularly spaced ribs are dense on the upper whorls; on the last whorl they are coarser and more widely spaced.
In the described dried-shell material of unknown sex, the internal columellar plate is bipartite: its outer part is reduced to a basal knob, and its inner part is a broad lamella.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.