Initially, the type species was known only from poorly preserved specimens composed of semicircular prosomal (head) carapace, fragments of opisthosoma (trunk) and disarticulated telson (tail).[1] The prosoma lacking compound eyes, but it might possess median sensory organs on the ventral side.[4]
Lustri et al. (2024) described additional specimens, which revealed its opisthosoma and ventral appendages that indicating its offacolid affinity. The prosoma possess a pair of elongated chelicerae (pincer-like mouthparts) followed by five pairs of legs. At least the first four pairs of legs are biramous (two-branched), bearing well developed exopod (upper branch) at the top of each endopod (leg-like inner branch). Further details of the prosomal appendages are obscured. The opisthosoma has 11 somites (body segments) covered by tergites (dorsal exoskeleton), with the seventh to tenth tergite possess triangular pleural (lateral) spines. The first opisthosomal somite bearing a pair of paddle-like uniramous (unbranched) exopods. There are traces of other opisthosomal appendages up to the seventh opisthosomal somite but mostly unpreserved. underneath its posterior somites there is a ventral pretelsonic process.[3]
It is relatively large as an offacolid, measuring up to 32 mm in body length (excluding telson).[3]
