Males have two pairs of distal cheliceral projections, and this spider has been found in tunnels and other localities on São Tomé.
The male chelicerae have two pairs of distal frontal projections.
In April 2001, males and females were collected in tunnels in Rio Contador Valley.
The described male has no leg spines. The tibiae and metatarsi of the first three leg pairs have many curved hairs, with fewer on the fourth leg pair.
The abdominal pattern varies in distinctness.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.