Males have two pairs of distal cheliceral projections, and this spider has been found in forest on São Tomé.
The male chelicerae have two pairs of distal frontal projections.
It has been found in forest and forest understory in Ôbó National Park.
The male described from Ôbó National Park has a light brown upper front body, eye area and face below the eyes, except for ochre-yellow areas beside the eye area and along the carapace margins. Its legs are light brown.
The abdominal pattern varies in distinctness. Both males and females have curved hairs on their legs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.