Males of this millipede have sherbet orange spots on a brown background.
Males have a brown background on the back.
It has been found in habitats ranging from moderately moist mixed hemlock–hardwood forest to somewhat dry oak–maple forest.
In the moist forests, individuals are often found under leaf litter, beneath about 1–2 cm of dark loose soil, or both.
In the drier forests, individuals were found walking on hardpacked soil beneath thin oak leaf litter.
Males have sherbet orange spots on the side extensions of their body segments.
In males, the plate immediately behind the head is smooth, with an orange-and-white rear margin.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.