The single male described in the source has a large central mark on a pale ochre-yellow head-and-chest region, while females have a pair of small marks. Records from Bolikhamsai Province, Laos, include caves, cave entrances and a stream bed in a valley.
The described male’s upper head-and-chest region is pale ochre-yellow, with a large light brown central mark that includes the rear of the eye area.
At Lak Sao, records come from inside a cave and from rocks and vegetation at its entrance.
In November 2009, two females were found in a stream bed in a cool valley at another Lak Sao site.
Females and juveniles have a pair of small marks on the upper head-and-chest region. In females, the eye area is lower and the two groups of three eyes are closer together than in males.
The described male’s legs are ochre-yellow, with paler tips on the long segments and indistinct dark rings. The abdomen is ochre-gray, with some darker spots showing through above.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.