Some authors consider this species must be included in Helicella instead of Xerotricha genus (Gittenberger and Manga 1977).

This species is endemic to León province, Spain. Information about this species has been lacking for the past 16 years but it appears to have no immediate threats and is classified as Least Concern (LC). However, threats such as fires, urban development, road construction, floods (caused by rising river levels) and farming could impact any of the subpopulations in the future, and in the event of any of these threats the classification could be reconsidered as Near Threatened (NT) or Vulnerable (V).

This species is an Iberian endemic to the northern León province, Spain.

There are is population data regarding this species. No observed, estimated or projected conclusions can be made regarding this species.

This species lives in mountains in grasslands, walls, ruderal habitats, rocky areas and the riparian forest.

This species is threatened by fires, urban development, road construction, floods (caused by rising river levels) and farming.

This species is not utilized.

There are no specific conservation actions in place, but monitoring of all subpopulations is recommended.