The dactyls are slightly longer than the propodi and feature ventral margins with 15–30 rows of tiny corneous spines. The second pair of walking legs is noticeably longer than the third, and both are longer than the chelipeds. The telson has a faint central split and a rear lobe of almost equal size. Each end is equipped with 5 or 6 spines, with the strongest located on the sides. The telson is round in shape with an asymmetrical posterior lobe, long setae, and a clearly visible median cleft. The ocular peduncles are yellowish with a reddish or brown stripe on the dorsal side. Both the antennal and antennular peduncles are yellowish with red or brown bands. The merus and carpus of the chelipeds are dark green with white stripes. The outer surface of the palm is dark green, with a dark brown line on the upper portion. The walking legs are white, featuring four or five dark brown longitudinal lines.