The spire is conical with convex sides to almost ovoid; it coils dextrally, while the terminal tube coils sinistrally. The aperture lies to the left of the spire and is approximately obtusely rectangular, with its upper right side projecting and upper left side receding. The peristome is simple, slightly spreading and thickened, and touches the spire. Shells are recorded from rock faces in degraded, species-poor semi-deciduous regrowth woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are recorded from Nui Da Dung in the Ha Tien area, Kien Giang Province, Vietnam.
The spire is conical with convex sides to almost ovoid; it coils dextrally, while the terminal tube coils sinistrally.
Shells are recorded from rock faces in degraded, species-poor semi-deciduous regrowth woodland on limestone bedrock.
The aperture lies to the left of the spire and is approximately obtusely rectangular, with its upper right side projecting and upper left side receding.
The peristome is simple, slightly spreading and thickened, and touches the spire.
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