The males are almost long and are much more elongated. They are colored with less contrast. On the long head, the supraantennas and the occipitals are also small, blunt spines. The vertex is raised and slightly elongated. The supraorbitals, the procoronals, and the anterior coronals present as small, blunt spines. The supraorbitals are slightly flattened laterally and are larger than the pro- and anterior coronals. The posterior coronals are about the same size as the anterior coronals. The lateral coronals are only indistinct and recognizable as tiny elevations. The antennae, consisting of 18 segments, are shorter than the front legs. The long pronotum, the long mesonotum and the long metanotum are similar in shape to those of the females, only significantly narrower. The abdomen is thinnest in the middle and is nowhere as wide as the metanotum.
