Males of this millipede have orange spots on a dark brown background.
Males have a dark brown background on the back.
It has been found beneath deciduous leaf litter, logs and fallen bark in moderately moist hardwood forest with maple, oak, tuliptree and beech.
The Pulaski County individuals were found beneath 1–2 cm of hardpacked soil within a one-square-metre section of a dry creek bank.
Males have orange spots on the side extensions of their body segments.
In males, the plate immediately behind the head is smooth, with an orange margin.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.