In males, the ocular area is moderately raised. In males, the abdomen is slightly elongated and pointed at the spinnerets. Male legs lack spines and curved hairs. Near La Cumbre it lives in well-preserved humid forest close to a small stream, building weakly domed sheet webs about thirty centimetres across in spaces sheltered by rocks or logs. It is known from near La Cumbre in Henri Pittier National Park, Aragua, Venezuela.
In males, the ocular area is moderately raised.
Near La Cumbre it lives in well-preserved humid forest close to a small stream, building weakly domed sheet webs about thirty centimetres across in spaces sheltered by rocks or logs.
In males, the abdomen is slightly elongated and pointed at the spinnerets.
Male legs lack spines and curved hairs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.