The described female has a uniformly brownish-red carapace with white hairs.
The back of the abdomen is greyish tan.
It is known from rock outcrops and from on and under rocks in the drier part of the island.
It has been collected at night on rock outcrops and on and under rocks.
The proximal leg segments are reddish brown with barely visible rings.
In live specimens, the patella-to-tibia portion of the legs is black.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.