This Tanzanian forest spider has males with large ridge-shaped projections near the cheliceral tips.
The male chelicerae have large ridge-shaped distal projections, with frontal and lateral projections near the bases.
It has been found in forests at Kihansi and Kwamgumi.
Most specimens have a pair of light brown marks on the upper front body. The described male has three brown dorsal abdominal marks, but the frontmost mark is indistinct in another male.
The female genital area has a large trapezoidal anterior plate and a narrower posterior plate.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.