This spider has been found beneath leaves and has a pair of humps on the male face below the eyes.
The male face below the eyes has a pair of humps at its rim. The eye groups stand on distinct stalks directed slightly outward.
At Mount Koupé in Cameroon, it has been found beneath leaves.
A 1992 survey in forest at Mount Koupé recorded collections from both arboreal and terrestrial settings.
Abdominal spots are often indistinct or absent, and some males have white spots.
The female eye area is weakly elevated and lighter brown. Its eye groups lack stalks and lie closer together than the male’s.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.