The described male's carapace is cream colored, with very faint pigment in the eye area. Its legs are pale yellow to cream. Its abdomen is mostly pale cream, with faint paired side blotches. Most populations were collected from void spaces in boulderfields. At the original collection site, spiders were found in a deep, moist boulderfield; along Bald Mountain Road, they were found near and under rocks beside a small stream. Records cover the wider Bald Mountains area on the North Carolina–Tennessee border, southwest of Erwin, Tennessee.
The described male's carapace is cream colored, with very faint pigment in the eye area.
Most populations were collected from void spaces in boulderfields. At the original collection site, spiders were found in a deep, moist boulderfield; along Bald Mountain Road, they were found near and under rocks beside a small stream.
Its legs are pale yellow to cream.
Its abdomen is mostly pale cream, with faint paired side blotches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.