The shell is tiny, globose, and thin, with a domed to humped shape. The whorls are inflated and rounded, separated by a deep suture. The peristome is simple and sharp, neither expanded nor thickened. It lives in primary forest under leaf litter on alkaline soils. It is currently known only from Mont Galbao in French Guiana.
The shell is tiny, globose, and thin, with a domed to humped shape.
It lives in primary forest under leaf litter on alkaline soils.
The whorls are inflated and rounded, separated by a deep suture.
The peristome is simple and sharp, neither expanded nor thickened.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.