This spider is known from cave entrances, bamboo forest, buildings and other sites in southwestern Uganda.
The described male has broad brown bands along the middle and sides of the upper front body, with a pair of broad indistinct brown bands below the eyes.
At Mgahinga, it has been found at the entrance of Garama Cave and in bamboo forest.
At Ruhiza in Bwindi, males and females were collected on buildings and roadcuts.
Its thigh and shin segments have indistinct rings near their ends and pale tips.
Its abdomen has an indistinct dorsal pattern, with three dark bands behind the genital opening underneath, separated by narrow pale lines.
Males have a pair of strong projections on the jaws near the mouth.
The width and length of these projections vary slightly among the examined males.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.