Only the male of Diores sequax is known, with a total length of 2.65 mm. The carapace and chelicerae are yellow, with the carapace having a faint darker triangle in front of the fovea and three striae radiating towards the front. The legs are pale yellow, and the dorsum of the opisthosoma is pale sepia with a very faint yellowish narrow scutum in the anterior half. The female remains unknown.
Ecology
Diores sequax are free-living ground-dwellers that construct the characteristic igloo-shaped retreats typical of the genus Diores.
Conservation
The species is listed as Data Deficient due to lack of distribution data and taxonomic reasons. It is known only from the type locality, and additional sampling is needed to collect females and determine the species' range. It is protected in Hluhluwe NatureReserve.