General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Arapiles spider	31-Jan-2013 At 4:47:18 PM	Sabu
Message
On 30/01/2013 IdratherbeclimbingM9 wrote: >... There is another possibility, but I would need to see a close detail >pic to verify that it may be the male of the (common name) mouse-spider >species. The females are easily recognised by having a red head and generally >being a large spider, but the males are nondescript black and much smaller. > >Mouse-spiders are closely related to the Funnel web species and highly >venomous. They are known to be at Araps, and prefer leaf litter habitat >(can also be found in rocky areas and in trees!). > I did wonder about it being a mouse spider. Doesn't seem to have the same shape as those little black house spiders.

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