The shell is very depressed, ranging from discoidal to lenticular. The aperture is circular. Dense axial costae of the periostracum expand into broad quadrangular flanges at the shell periphery. It inhabits leaf litter in Amathole Mistbelt forest and Great Fish Thicket. It occurs across the Amathole Mountains eastwards towards the Kei River in South Africa, with records at Beggars’ Bush near Grahamstown and Kap River Nature Reserve near the Great Fish River mouth.
The shell is very depressed, ranging from discoidal to lenticular.
It inhabits leaf litter in Amathole Mistbelt forest and Great Fish Thicket.
The aperture is circular.
Dense axial costae of the periostracum expand into broad quadrangular flanges at the shell periphery.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.