In males, the ocular area is slightly raised. Males have a shallow but wide thoracic pit, with paired furrows diverging towards the rear margin. The sternum in males is wider than long. It lives on the undersides of rocks on the ground, where it is so well camouflaged that it is difficult to see unless moving. Small parts of its web often extend from beneath the rock. It is recorded from Ad Dhahira, Al Batinah South and Ad Dakhiliya provinces, northeastern Oman.
In males, the ocular area is slightly raised.
It lives on the undersides of rocks on the ground, where it is so well camouflaged that it is difficult to see unless moving. Small parts of its web often extend from beneath the rock.
Males have a shallow but wide thoracic pit, with paired furrows diverging towards the rear margin.
The sternum in males is wider than long.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.