Males have long cheliceral projections, and this spider is known from forests in southwestern Uganda and northern Burundi.
The described male has broad brown bands along the middle and sides of the upper front body, with dark brown below the eyes and on the sternum underneath.
In Bwindi, it has been found at forest roadcuts and along a waterfall trail.
In July 2008, one male was collected in forest with Carapa grandiflora and Polyscias fulva trees on Mt. Musumba, Burundi.
Its abdomen has an indistinct dorsal pattern and a broad dark band underneath, divided by two narrow pale lines.
Its thigh and shin segments have indistinct rings near their ends.
Males have a pair of long projections on the jaws near the mouth.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.