This spider has a very high eye turret and is distributed in southeastern Haiti and the southwestern Dominican Republic.
In the described male from Port-au-Prince, the upper front-body plate is pale ochre-white and the rear eye region is blackish. A brown line runs down the middle of the lower face.
It has been found among cacti and agaves, in vegetation in dry forest, in a city garden and in cavities in roadside embankments.
Its legs are light brown, with whitish tips and dark rings near the ends of the femora and tibiae.
Its abdomen is bluish grey, with many black spots grouped by lines made of small white spots.
The male central facial line may be faint or absent. Females have a U-shaped mark or paired marks on the lower face.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.