This Kenyan spider has been found in forest, gardens, buildings, and cave entrances.
Male chelicerae are unmodified, lacking the special projections found in many related spiders.
It has been found in forest scrub and litter, gardens, around stones in grass, inside buildings, and at cave entrances.
The female eye area is less elevated than the male’s, and the eye groups lie closer together. Males have many stronger hairs behind the eye area, while females have only a few ordinary hairs there.
Newly examined males have a light brown star-shaped mark on the plate beneath the front body, with a pale spot in its centre.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.