The examined male has an ochre-yellow head-and-chest region with brown markings and an ochre-gray abdomen. The male and female examined in the source were found in an old truck body on the same day.
The examined male has a large brown mark partly divided down the middle on its ochre-yellow upper head-and-chest region. An indistinct central line occurs only at the back of the eye area.
On 9 August 1994 in the Willetts community, North Carolina, one male was recorded in a rusted truck body and one female in the back of an old truck at the same place.
The underside of this male’s chest is light brown, with dark edges and many pale spots. The legs are light brown, with slightly paler tips on the long segments.
This male’s abdomen is uniformly ochre-gray apart from a light brown pattern near the genital area. The female generally resembles the male, with the two eye groups slightly closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.