This Gabonese forest spider builds small webs beneath curved dead leaves on the ground.
The described male has an ochre-yellow carapace with a brown rear triangle and brown side margins.
It lives in litter and builds small domed webs beneath curved dead leaves on the ground.
At a site near Ndjolé, it shared the leaf litter with the superficially similar Smeringopina ndjole.
Its legs are light brown, with whitish femoral and tibial tips and faint darker rings near the ends and around the knees.
Its ochre-grey abdomen has dark markings on the back, sides and underside, with a lateral constriction in the ventral bands.
The described male has a pointed, slightly hooked projection near the rim above the mouth; the described females lack this modification.
The female genital plate has a pair of projections whose shape and position vary among localities.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.