The male and female found on the same day have brown markings on the head-and-chest region and many dark spots above and along the abdomen. This pair was recorded at the entrance of Okgye Cave in South Korea.
The examined male has an ochre-yellow upper head-and-chest region with a distinct brown pattern. The side edges and central line of the eye area are also brown.
One male and one female were found at the entrance of Okgye Cave, Gangwon-do, South Korea, on 3 September 2005.
This male’s legs are light brown, with darker rings near the ends of the thigh-like segments and near the bases and ends of the longer segments beyond them. Its ochre-gray abdomen has many dark spots above and on the sides.
The female generally resembles the male and has the same distance between the two groups of three eyes. The underside of her chest has large indistinct darker areas toward the sides.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.