The two illustrated females have white or pale-orange spots on a tan to dark-brown background.
The two illustrated females have a tan to dark brown background on the back.
It has been found in moderately moist hardwood forest with sycamore, maple, beech, hemlock, oak and birch among its trees.
It is often found beneath leaf litter and logs on hillsides.
It is occasionally found beneath about 1–2 cm of dark soil.
The two illustrated females have white or pale orange spots on the side extensions of the body segments.
In the two illustrated females, the upper surface of the plate immediately behind the head is smooth, with a white or pale-orange rear margin matching the colour form.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.