The single male described in the source has a pale ochre-yellow head-and-chest region with a brown central band and a strongly raised eye area. The species is distributed in southern and eastern Asia, with records from beneath leaves.
The described male’s upper head-and-chest region is pale ochre-yellow with a brown central band. The back of the eye area is darkened, while the face below the eyes is not.
In October 1982, one male, one female and juveniles were found beneath leaves in Peradeniya Botanical Garden, Sri Lanka.
Another record from October 1982 concerns one male found around a house at Wirawila, Sri Lanka.
The male eye area is strongly raised, with many longer hairs at the back. In females it is much less raised and lacks the longer hairs.
The described male’s legs are ochre-yellow, with slightly paler tips on the long segments. The abdomen is pale ochre-gray.
Some males have darker spots showing through the upper surface of the abdomen.
In females, the two groups of three eyes are closer together than in males. The triangular plate over the female genital area has very dark side edges and a darker central band.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.