This millipede is known from Uthai Thani, Kanchanaburi and other provinces in Thailand.
The adults observed alive had purple to vivid-pink bodies and pink legs.
The individuals studied were collected from limestone habitats.
In the study, adult appearances peaked in August and September.
In the described adult specimens, antennae stretched over the back reach body ring 7 or 8 in males and ring 6 in females.
In the described adult males, the femur segments of the fifth and sixth pairs of legs have strong humps underneath near the middle.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.