The shell is depressed and yellowish brown to brown. The final whorl varies from obtusely angulated to distinctly angulated. The body is creamy grey to dark grey, with reticulated skin. It occurs in forested mountains and is especially abundant in limestone habitats. The description suggests that its range is restricted to western and northern Thailand along the Tenasserim Ranges.
The shell is depressed and yellowish brown to brown.
It occurs in forested mountains and is especially abundant in limestone habitats.
The final whorl varies from obtusely angulated to distinctly angulated.
The body is creamy grey to dark grey, with reticulated skin.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.