The female is larger than the male. It has a carapace that measures in length and in width, while the abdomen is long and wide. The carapace is lighter, with white scales rather than brown, and so the stripes are harder to see. The abdomen is the same colour as the male, but has two lines of white spots rather than a white stripe. The chelicerae and clypeus have more yellow in their brown colouring, while the legs and spinnerets are completely yellow the same as the pedipalps. The epigyne is oval with a large pocket and gonopores in the centre. The copulatory ducts are complex and highly sclerotized.
