This hadrotarsine theridiid has distinctive pattern of black and white on the upper surface of the abdomen. The cephalothorax is dark brown to black, legs brown with clear sections, somewhat striped in the sub-adult male. The egg chamber is a roughly conical structure, about 3.5mm tall, with knobbly decoration. The egg is pale green, globular to pear-shaped, .5mm in diameter. These spiders were previously known as Dipoena species. ♀ 3.5mm ♂ 2mm
- Male sub adult, oblique, facing, body length 2mm, large globular palps.
- Female, from side, body length 3.5mm
- Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, from above
- Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, egg chamber
- Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, egg
- Female 19610 from above
- Female 19610 egg sac
- Female 19610 epigynum
- Female 19610a from side
- Female 19610a epigynum
- Female 19610b from side
- Female 19610b from above
- Female 19610b epigynum
- Female 19610c facing
- Female 19610c underneath
Male sub adult, oblique, facing, body length 2mm, large globular palps.
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female, from side, body length 3.5mm
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, egg chamber
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female adult, after laying eggs, body length 2.2mm, egg
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610 from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610 egg sac
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610 epigynum
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610a from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610a epigynum
Female 19610b from side
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610b from above
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610b epigynum
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610c facing
Photo: Robert Whyte
Female 19610c underneath
Photo: Robert Whyte
