Males have a median projection on the front of the head; females and known male congeners lack it. A newly collected male measured 1.1 mm in body length, or 1.2 mm including the clypeus process. Three localities are known in Salta Province, Argentina.
Males have a median process on the clypeus, which is unmodified in known congeners. Females lack this process.
Newly collected spiders were found under rocks in a very arid environment. Four egg sacs contained 6–8 eggs and were carried in a single layer under the prosoma; egg diameter was 0.46–0.48 mm.
A male collected about 55 km northwest of Campo Quijano had a body length of 1.1 mm, or 1.2 mm including the clypeus process.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.