In the Chaillu Mountains of southern Gabon, this spider is found in well-preserved forest with large trees.
In the described male, the upper front-body plate is ochre-yellow with brown lateral margins. A brown triangular rear mark connects to the brown eye region.
It has been found in well-preserved forest with large trees.
At sites 1 and 3 in the Chaillu Mountains, large trees were absent and adults were difficult to find.
During the August 2011 survey, it was not uncommon in well-preserved forest with large trees.
Its legs are light ochre-brown with dark rings near the ends of the femora and tibiae and around the patellae; the femur and tibia tips are whitish. The abdomen has a distinct dark pattern.
Females are generally similar to males, but have shorter hairs just above the mouth.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.