This amphipod usually inhabits the upper reaches of streams.
In the described adult males, the rear abdominal segments lack dorsal elevations or excavations.
It usually inhabits the upper reaches of streams.
In the described adult males, the basal segments of the second antenna bear many groups of long setae.
In the described adult males, the inner branch of the last pair of tail appendages is about 40–60 percent the length of the outer branch.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.