Known from caves in Paros island.Di Russo et al. (2018) report that “except for the type locality, cave cricket populations obviously belonging to the same species were observed in six other caves or old mines of the island, all by Giorgos Anousakis and Vasilis Tsigonias: a) cave of Agios Georgios (37°01.287’N, 025°12.776’E), on the same hill and on the same day as the type material. This is a much smaller cave situated at an altitude of 358 m, a few meters away from the Monastery of Agios Georgios; b) cave of Krevatarias (37°02.802’N, 025°10.889’E), visited on 28.XII.2014, situated on Mt Agioi Pantes, at the altitude of 656 m; c) unnamed pitfall (37°01.410’N, 025°11.169’E), at the area of Langada, south of Paros town, at an altitude of 610 m, visited on 18.IV.2015; d) two abandoned mines, a few meters away from each other, (37°03.267’N, 025°09.876’E), at the area of Aliparta, west of the town of Paros, at an altitude of 455 m, visited on 11.XII.2016; e) cave To Moutsno (37°03.216’N, 025°11.039’E), Mt Agioi Pantes, at an altitude of 557 m, visited on 02.IV.2017; and f ) Pitfall Sti Xoni (37°02.224’N, 025°11.189’E), Mt Agioi Pantes, at an altitude of 584 m, visited on 27.IV.2017.”