[2] The species is closely related to C. ingerorum and C. kallima morphological aspects.

[2][3] The species was discovered from a granite cave in Bambaragala forest, Pallebedda, Ratnapura.

Median row of subcaudal scales are irregular, diamond-shaped, and small.

One broad, yellow vertebral stripe is running form occiput to tail.

Tail is dorsally dark brown with 11 faded black cross-bands.