The young specimen's shell is uniformly brownish and almost subtranslucent. The whorls are slightly keeled at the periphery. Long setae form spiral rows on the whorls and are mainly placed on the peripheral keel. It lives in leaf litter where vegetation is dominated by Lasiacis species. It is currently known from Mont Galbao and Réserve de la Trinité in French Guiana.
The young specimen's shell is uniformly brownish and almost subtranslucent.
It lives in leaf litter where vegetation is dominated by Lasiacis species.
The whorls are slightly keeled at the periphery.
Long setae form spiral rows on the whorls and are mainly placed on the peripheral keel.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.