Characters: Colonies are free-living or have a basal attachment and consist of a single short valley. Septa are solid, in two unequal orders, have smooth sides and edges except for some lobed dentation near the columella, which is solid and conspicuous. The wall is thin and solid.
Colour: Greenish-yellow.
Similar Species: Meandrina brasiliensis may have an identical growth form and septal structures but is more robust.
Habitat: Reef habitats.
Abundance: Common.
Taxonomic Note: Not clearly differentiated from Meandrina brasiliensis as these species do not occur together.
Taxonomic References: Pinzón and Weil (2011);
