On Bali, it has been collected at the buttresses of forest trees.
In the described male, most of the upper plate of the front body is dark brown; only the areas beside the eyes are ochre-yellow.
In November 1997, a male and female were collected at the buttress of a fig tree in disturbed rainforest above Negara.
In the same month at Batukaru, a male and a juvenile were collected at a tree buttress in rainforest.
The plate beneath its front body is black, very smooth, and has a bluish shine.
Its legs are ochre-yellow to light brown, with whitish ends on the femora and tibiae. The abdomen has a distinct brown pattern above and a brown band below.
The examined female is generally similar to the male, but the two eye groups are slightly closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.