The spire is low-conical, with a widened last half-whorl. The outer whorl has unevenly spaced growth lines, some developing into radial riblets without crests towards the aperture. The aperture is somewhat elliptic, with a slightly thickened and widened rim. Shells are recorded from a cave entrance in moderately disturbed, low, locally shrubby partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock, and mineral soil in a cave’s dark zone. Shells are recorded from Nui Chua Hang, Kien Luong District, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam.
The spire is low-conical, with a widened last half-whorl.
Shells are recorded from a cave entrance in moderately disturbed, low, locally shrubby partly deciduous woodland on limestone bedrock, and mineral soil in a cave’s dark zone.
The outer whorl has unevenly spaced growth lines, some developing into radial riblets without crests towards the aperture.
The aperture is somewhat elliptic, with a slightly thickened and widened rim.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.