Males have downward-directed cheliceral projections, and this spider has been found in East African forest, scrub, and buildings.
The male described from Wundanyi has an ochre-yellow upper front body with brown median and lateral marks. Its legs are light brown, with paler tips and dark rings just before the tips of the leg femora and tibiae.
It has been found in forests, coastal scrub, beneath stones and bridges, and inside buildings.
Silk balls attached to the web have been observed.
The distal projections of the male chelicerae point downward.
The bands on the ventral abdomen may be continuous or divided into many spots.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.