A common spider Australia wide. Abundant in gardens and nearby bushland in eastern Australia, possibly spready by humans. Pale fawn, sometimes with a reddish brown line extending halfway down the abdomen, sometimes with a uniformly pale abdomen. No fovea or pit running lengthways in the centre of the carapace. Nocturnal, spends the days in a silken retreat usually made with a live leaf. Egg sac of white silk about 9mm x 6mm. Eggs around .75mm in diameter, glutinous, globular. ♀ 10mm ♂ 8mm
- Female on branch
- Female with epigyne Myall Park Botanic Garden
- Female Mount Lyndhurst Station SA
- Female West side Lake Samsonvale QLD
- Male Myall Park Botanic Garden
- Male Myall Park Botanic Garden with palps
Female on branch
Robert Whyte
Female with epigyne Myall Park Botanic Garden
Robert Whyte
Female Mount Lyndhurst Station SA
Greg Anderson
Female West side Lake Samsonvale QLD
Greg Anderson
Male Myall Park Botanic Garden
Robert Whyte
Male Myall Park Botanic Garden with palps
Robert Whyte
