The shell is cylindrical. Axial riblets reach mid-whorl on earlier whorls; on the last whorl they are strong and extend from suture to suture. The umbilicus is very small and elongate-ovate. Shells are recorded from leaf litter and under logs in KwaZulu-Natal Scarp Forest and Pondoland Scarp Forest. It is recorded from Marble Delta and Hlokohloko Valley in southern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The population in Mkambati Nature Reserve, northeastern Eastern Cape, is treated as this species, with minor whorl and tooth differences; it was excluded from the type material.
The shell is cylindrical.
Shells are recorded from leaf litter and under logs in KwaZulu-Natal Scarp Forest and Pondoland Scarp Forest.
Axial riblets reach mid-whorl on earlier whorls; on the last whorl they are strong and extend from suture to suture.
The umbilicus is very small and elongate-ovate.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.