This spider lives in litter in forest along the Lékoni River in Gabon.
The described male has an ochre-yellow carapace with a brown rear triangle and brown side margins.
It lives in litter in forest along the Lékoni River.
At the recorded locality in August 2011, a superficially similar Pholcus spider was also found in the same microhabitat.
Its light-brown legs have a dark ring near each femoral tip. The tibiae have dark rings near the base and tip and an additional faint middle ring.
Its ochre-grey abdomen has dark markings on the back, sides and underside, with a lateral constriction in the ventral bands.
Males have a long central projection extending downwards from the rim above the mouth; females lack this modification.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.