On Mt Koupé in Cameroon, this spider builds webs among tree buttresses and rocks, among other sites.
In the male described from Mt Koupé, the upper front-body plate is ochre-orange, with a brown rear mark and brown lateral margins.
On Mt Koupé, it has been found in well-preserved forest, mainly among tree buttresses and rocks along a brook, but sometimes among vegetation.
The domed webs observed on this mountain were often shared with small nematocerous flies.
During the April 2009 survey on Mt Koupé, it was common.
Its legs are ochre-yellow, with slightly darker rings near the ends of the femora and tibiae and around the patellae. The femur and tibia tips are whitish.
Its abdomen is ochre-gray with distinct black patterns above, on the sides, and below.
Females have shorter hairs just above the mouth than males, and this area varies in darkness.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.