The shell is globose, with rounded whorl peripheries. The aperture is circular and moderately expanded, with a double, unthickened peristome and no interspace. The operculum exterior is covered by a calcareous layer bearing short spikes. It lives in crevices of wet limestone boulders and on shrubs close to the ground in forested limestone hills. It is known from the Tasik Temenggor area of northern Perak and Bukit Baling and Gunung Pulai in northeastern Kedah, Malaysia.
The shell is globose, with rounded whorl peripheries.
It lives in crevices of wet limestone boulders and on shrubs close to the ground in forested limestone hills.
The aperture is circular and moderately expanded, with a double, unthickened peristome and no interspace.
The operculum exterior is covered by a calcareous layer bearing short spikes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.