This amphipod was collected beneath stones in a Syrian well.
In the described adult males, the plate at the base of the first pair of legs widens below and projects forward over much of the head.
In the historical collection, it was found beneath stones in a small well at Ain-Fidje, Syria.
In the described adult males, the flagellar segments of the second antenna are slightly swollen and somewhat compressed.
In the described adult males, the inner branch of the last pair of tail appendages is about half the length of the outer branch.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.