Female
Females have a total length of approximately 8.7 mm, with the cephalothorax measuring 3.44 mm in length. [4] The carapace is reddish-brown, appearing lighter on the dorsal surface, while the ocular area is dark brown and covered with white setae. The chelicerae are dark brown, and the maxillae are elongate with white tips. The abdomen is elongated and features a light broad median stripe with grey margins. [4]
The first pair of legs is more robust and darker than the others. The epigyne is strongly sclerotized along the posterior midline margin, with slit-shaped copulatory openings that have strongly sclerotized edges. [4]
Male
Males have a cephalothorax measuring approximately 2.75 mm in length, which is much flattened and elongate. The surroundings of the eyes are black-brown, otherwise brown, with a fringe of white setae around the eye field and similar setae forming small tufts on the thorax, along with sparse grey-yellow and grey-brown bristles. [3]
The opisthosoma is very slender, measuring 4.12 mm in length, with a dark grey background featuring two orange transverse median streaks and patches of similar colour in the anterior part and near the orange spinnerets. The clypeus is very narrow and grey-brown. The chelicerae are brown with numerous white hairs, while the maxillae, labium and sternum are grey-brown. The venter displays a black-grey longitudinal median belt on an orange background. [3]
The first pair of legs is brown, longer and thicker than the others, covered with grey-brown and grey protruding hairs and tufts of white setae, with rather short brown spines. The other legs are orange with similar protruding hairs and light brown spines. [3]
