This millipede is known from Gua Tempurung at Ipoh in Perak, Malaysia.
The collector who saw living adults reported black or brownish-black bodies.
All individuals studied at Gua Tempurung were seen crawling on rock walls.
In the described adult specimens, antennae stretched over the back reach body ring 8 or 9 in males and ring 6 or 7 in females.
In the described adult males, the lobe between the bases of the fourth pair of legs is completely divided into two long, spine-like lobes, with tips directed ventrally.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.