The shell is lenticular to globose-lenticular. The shell surface is silky and lacks lustre. The umbilicus is open but narrow, mostly obscured by the reflected upper columellar lip. It inhabits Scarp Forest and Southern and Northern Mistbelt Forest, mostly in leaf litter, under logs and low on tree trunks, but occasionally on understorey vegetation. It is recorded from the coastal escarpment of northeastern KwaZulu-Natal to the Drakensberg of northern Mpumalanga, South Africa.
The shell is lenticular to globose-lenticular.
It inhabits Scarp Forest and Southern and Northern Mistbelt Forest, mostly in leaf litter, under logs and low on tree trunks, but occasionally on understorey vegetation.
The shell surface is silky and lacks lustre.
The umbilicus is open but narrow, mostly obscured by the reflected upper columellar lip.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.