The male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump. The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove. The male sternum is wider than long. All collected spiders were inside two caves. Adults were found only in aphotic zones, while juveniles also occurred in twilight zones. They hung in very fine, barely visible webs among rocks or in wall niches. It is known from two neighboring caves in the Cavernas del Anzu Forest Reserve, Pastaza Province, Ecuador.
The male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump.
All collected spiders were inside two caves. Adults were found only in aphotic zones, while juveniles also occurred in twilight zones. They hung in very fine, barely visible webs among rocks or in wall niches.
The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove.
The male sternum is wider than long.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.