Listed as Least Concern because, although its extent of occurrence is not very big, this species is considered to be common and widespread and threats are not considered to be too severe. However, due to its recent description, information on its population status, life history, ecological requirements and threats need to be searched for.
Distribution
This species is currently known from Nkandla, the Lebombo Mountains, Qudeni and Dukuduku, in central-eastern Kwazulu-Natal Province, South Africa (Channing et al. 2013) and it is expected to be distributed more widely.
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