The single male described in the source has an ochre-yellow head-and-chest region and a grayish abdomen with faint spots showing through. This spider is recorded from caves in northern Alabama.
The upper head-and-chest region of the single described male is ochre-yellow, with a large brown mark partly divided down the middle. The eye area has an indistinct central line but is otherwise not darkened.
Records include Porch’s Spring, Ledbetter, Horseshoe and Ingram caves.
The plate beneath the described male’s chest is light brown, with darker edges and paler areas near the leg bases.
The pattern on the underside of the male chest can be distinct or faint.
The described male’s legs are light brown, with paler tips on the long segments and slightly darker rings. The abdomen is ochre-gray, with very indistinct darker spots showing through.
Females resemble males, but the two groups of three eyes are slightly closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.