This pale-greenish, long-legged spider has six eyes and is known from La Visite National Park, Haiti.
The described male has a pale ochre-yellow to whitish upper front-body plate and a broad brown border along the end of the lower face.
On 27 November 2007, it was collected from a domed sheet connected to the underside of green fern leaves in a broadleaf forest patch in La Visite National Park.
Its legs are pale ochre-yellow with darker areas around the patellae and tibia–metatarsus joints.
Its abdomen is pale greenish grey with a black spot above and an unpatterned underside.
Females are paler and lack the brown lower-face border. In females and juveniles, the abdomen varies from unmarked to having three large black spots.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.