The shell is lenticular, with a somewhat elevated, narrowly rounded spire. The shell has a silky lustre, with fine, dense radial riblets on parts of the surface. The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped; its rim does not expand and is not or hardly thickened on the outer and basal sides. Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock, soil in the twilight zone of caves, and around Ficus roots in their dark zone. Shells are recorded from Kien Luong District, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam.
The shell is lenticular, with a somewhat elevated, narrowly rounded spire.
Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock, soil in the twilight zone of caves, and around Ficus roots in their dark zone.
The shell has a silky lustre, with fine, dense radial riblets on parts of the surface.
The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped; its rim does not expand and is not or hardly thickened on the outer and basal sides.
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