The single male described in the source has an ochre-yellow head-and-chest region with brown markings and many dark spots on the upper abdomen. The species is known from the Mount Taibai area and another Chinese locality, with records from secondary broad-leaved forest.
The described male’s upper head-and-chest region is ochre-yellow with a distinctive brown pattern. The eye area also has a distinct central mark.
Males and a female were recorded in June 1997 from secondary broad-leaved forest above Houshenzi on the southern slopes of Mount Taibai.
The underside of the described male’s chest is brown, with a pale triangular mark in the middle and pale spots near the leg bases.
The described male’s legs are ochre-yellow. Each thigh-like segment and each of the longer segments beyond it has three dark rings. The upper abdomen has many dark spots.
Females generally resemble males, but their two groups of three eyes are closer together.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.