This spider has females that guard the egg sac.
The described female has a light brown carapace.
It is known from under bark, rocks, and ground debris and from the bases of tropical plants, and is also found on buildings, fences, and tree trunks at night.
The female guards a white, disc-shaped egg sac.
The female has a brownish-orange abdomen with three chevrons extending sideways from a long central marking.
The light brownish-orange legs have conspicuous rings.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.