This millipede occurs in both dry and moist forest in northern Georgia.
The described male and female have a black background on the back.
It has been collected in both dry and moist situations.
It has been found in habitats ranging from upland oak–hickory woods to riparian rhododendron–hemlock cove forest.
The described male and female have two red spots on the side extensions of each dorsal body segment, one on each side.
In the described male and female, the plate immediately behind the head is outlined in red.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.