[1] Pimea monticola is characterized by an expanded anterior end with a musculo-glandular organ in the form of an adhesive pad.

The cutaneous longitudinal musculature is partially insunk into the mesenchyma and originates a retractor muscle associated to the musculo-glandular organ.

[1] The copulatory apparatus lacks adenodactyls and has an intra-antral penis papilla.

[2] The genus name Pimea comes from a pre-colonial Melanesian clan, the Pime, that lived in an area close to the type-locality.

[1] The specific epithet monticola comes from Latin mons, a mountain + -cola, dweller, inhabitant, thus meaning "mountain dweller".