Known from the Canary Islands, Morocco and Western Sahara, males of this spider vary slightly in the extent of their upper front-body pattern.
In the described male from the Laayoune area, the upper front-body plate is ochre-yellow, with a distinctive light-brown pattern at the rear.
On 11 February 2007 south of Tan Tan, Morocco, one male and one female were collected among stones in grassland in a dry riverbed.
On the same day in the Laayoune area of Western Sahara, two males and two females were collected among roadside stones in stony desert.
Its abdomen is pale ochre-gray with five pairs of darker marks on the upper side.
The extent of the male upper front-body pattern varies slightly. In females, the light-brown mark on the underside front-body plate is sometimes larger, with branches reaching the edges.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.