The organism exhibits a wide, flat, semi-circular cephalothorax with relatively inconspicuous frontal plates and small frontal and paired eye spots. The fourth segment is petite, while the genital segment widens towards the rear. There’s a two-segmented abdominal section, equivalent in length to the genital segment, with an exceedingly short distal segment and tiny caudal rami bearing lengthy setae that recede into the abdomen.The antennule’s basal segment features distinct pectinate setae, and the basal process of the antenna is minuscule, whereas the third segment is considerably elongated. While the post-antennal process is missing, the post-oral process is elongated and blunt at its tip. Among the maxillule’s setae, one stands out as notably long, and the maxilla sports a well-defined outer flange and an elongated apical claw. The maxilliped is slender with a brief distal segment. The first leg boasts a sizable dorsal seta, and its endopod is rudimentary, oblong, and curved. The exopod’s distal segment showcases substantial claws, with the second and third segments featuring extended accessory processes and short, spine-like setae. In the second leg’s exopod, the initial claw is large and winged, whereas the second and third claws are diminutive. The segments of the endopod exhibit robust spinules. The fourth leg is flat and comprised of four segments, each hosting sturdy, winged claws. Adult females bear prominent egg strings on both sides of the abdomen. The coloration of adult individuals typically manifests as creamy or light yellow, and there is evident sexual dimorphism.