The described male's carapace is dusky cream, with faint dark pigment behind the eye area. Its abdomen is dirty pale cream, with darker paired side blotches. The anterior median eyes are about one-quarter the width of the anterior lateral eyes. In the high-elevation records, spiders were found beneath large stones in extensive north-facing talus. Most records are near or above 1,800 m around Roan Mountain. One record is from Henson Creek, about 900 m up its southeastern flank.
The described male's carapace is dusky cream, with faint dark pigment behind the eye area.
In the high-elevation records, spiders were found beneath large stones in extensive north-facing talus.
Its abdomen is dirty pale cream, with darker paired side blotches.
The anterior median eyes are about one-quarter the width of the anterior lateral eyes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.