This spider has females that guard the egg sac.
Individuals vary in how light or dark they are, with slight differences in abdominal pattern.
It is known from under loose bark in dry coastal forest.
Each egg sac is a single flat white disc attached under bark and guarded by the female. A light silk cocoon often surrounds the female and sac.
The described live male and female are greyer than preserved specimens.
The yellowish legs have rings and darken towards the tips.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.