This spider has an evenly curved upper abdominal outline and is known from the north-central Dominican Republic.
The described male has a pale ochre-yellow upper front-body plate, a brown rear eye region and two brown bands on the lower face.
On 8 November 2005, males and females were collected near the ground in degraded forest along a brook through a plantation near Jima. Other riverine forest records include low vegetation.
Its legs are light brown, with pale tips on the femora and tibiae.
Its abdomen is bluish grey, with black spots above and along the sides. The genital area and the area in front of the silk-spinning organs are brown.
Some males have dark rings near the ends of the leg segments. These rings are often distinct in females.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.