This eastern and central African spider has been found in hollow trees, at rocks, and on buildings.
Male chelicerae are unmodified.
It has been found on buildings and road cuts, at cave entrances, in hollow trees, at rocks, and in miombo woodland.
The described male has a pale ochre upper front body with a brown pattern extending to the eye area. Its abdomen also has a brown dorsal pattern.
Female eye groups lie closer together than male eye groups. The plate beneath the female front body is usually dark brown, especially centrally.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.