This millipede is known from a limestone mountain in Lenya National Park, Tanintharyi, southern Myanmar.
The adults observed alive had brown to yellowish-brown bodies and yellow extensions along the sides.
The individuals studied in Lenya National Park were found on rock walls or inside caves.
In the described adult specimens, antennae stretched over the back reach body ring 9 or 10 in males and ring 7 or 8 in females.
In the described adult males, a very long, upright, roughly rectangular lobe lies between the bases of the fourth pair of legs, with a notch at its tip.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.