Known from central Turkey, this amphipod inhabits slowly to moderately flowing water.
In adults, living specimens are brownish to grey, with white, opalescent eyes.
It is usually found in slowly to moderately flowing water.
Adult males have sparse, short setae on the third and fourth legs.
In adults, females have much longer and denser setae on the third and fourth legs than males.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.