The male ocular area is barely raised. The male sternum is slightly wider than long. The male abdomen is extended into a cone above the spinnerets. In the Sierra de San Luis it was found mostly beneath banana leaves; at El Rodeo and El Limón it occupied dicot leaves in drier forest fragments. Its web has a layer close to the leaf and another above the spider. It is known from Falcón, Lara, Yaracuy and La Guaira in northwestern Venezuela.
The male ocular area is barely raised.
In the Sierra de San Luis it was found mostly beneath banana leaves; at El Rodeo and El Limón it occupied dicot leaves in drier forest fragments. Its web has a layer close to the leaf and another above the spider.
The male sternum is slightly wider than long.
The male abdomen is extended into a cone above the spinnerets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.