The described male has a brownish-orange carapace.
The abdomen is also brownish orange, with a long central marking extending nearly three quarters of its length.
It is known from under bark and from buildings and fence posts.
It has been collected under bark and on buildings and fence posts at night, primarily above 550 m elevation.
The yellowish-brown to orange-brown legs have conspicuous rings.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.