The shell is flat, with rounded whorl peripheries. The aperture is circular and very expanded. Spiral lines are absent from the shell. It lives on limestone rock surfaces and in crevices in wet, shady forests on limestone hills. It is known from the limestone karsts of Kinta Valley, Perak, Malaysia.
The shell is flat, with rounded whorl peripheries.
It lives on limestone rock surfaces and in crevices in wet, shady forests on limestone hills.
The aperture is circular and very expanded.
Spiral lines are absent from the shell.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.