The single male described in the source has an ochre-yellow head-and-chest region with a large brown mark and an ochre-gray abdomen. Cave records come from Alabama and Tennessee.
In the single male described in the source, the plate covering the upper head-and-chest region is ochre-yellow, with a large brown mark partly divided down the middle. The eye area and face below the eyes are not darkened.
Records include Sheldons, Mc Farland and Cassius caves in Alabama, and Fox Cave in Tennessee.
The described male’s legs are light brown. The tips of the thigh-like segments and the longer segments beyond them are slightly paler, with darker rings near the joints and farther along the thigh-like segments.
The described male’s abdomen is ochre-gray, with very indistinct darker spots showing through its surface.
Some males have a brown line down the middle of the eye area.
Females generally resemble males, but the two groups of three eyes are slightly closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.