The male ocular area is moderately raised. The male sternum is wider than long. The male abdomen is globular and pointed at the spinnerets. Most specimens occupied small webs protruding from leaf accumulations or dense mosses and ferns up to one metre above the ground; some hid under large leaves on the ground. It is known from three sites in the western Coastal Range of Venezuela, in Aragua and Carabobo.
The male ocular area is moderately raised.
Most specimens occupied small webs protruding from leaf accumulations or dense mosses and ferns up to one metre above the ground; some hid under large leaves on the ground.
The male sternum is wider than long.
The male abdomen is globular and pointed at the spinnerets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.