This southwestern Angolan spider has males with conical humps near the bases of the chelicerae.
The described male has a plain pale whitish abdomen. Its upper front body is ochre-yellow with a brown median mark and very indistinct lateral marks.
In October 1949, males and females were collected beneath Welwitschia leaves in desert along the road from Namib to Tômbua.
The male chelicerae have conical proximal humps and distal projections.
The leg femora have spots near their bases. The female genital plate is broad, with small round pockets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.