The measured male specimen had a body length of 6.22 mm. The eyes and rostrum are absent. The main flagellum of the first antenna has 20 articles. The natural spring where specimens were collected has a permanent moderate flow. The species is known only from the Wasgau region of the Franco-German uplands, spanning Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany and Bas-Rhin and Moselle in France.
The measured male specimen had a body length of 6.22 mm.
The natural spring where specimens were collected has a permanent moderate flow.
The eyes and rostrum are absent.
The main flagellum of the first antenna has 20 articles.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.