This South African spider has been found at a cave entrance, beneath stones, and in houses.
The described male has an ochre-yellow upper front body with brown median and lateral marks. The leg femora and tibiae have dark rings just before their tips.
It has been found in a cave entrance chamber, beneath stones, in houses, and under a bridge.
Males have proximal humps and distal projections on the chelicerae. Some eastern males lack the proximal humps and are assigned to the species tentatively.
The female genital plate is a simple plate with large pockets close together. Some darker females have black marks near the bases of the leg femora.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.