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SocceRoo

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Unknown spider or NOPE!

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Let me know what this spider is called, if anyone knows. Its an Australian spider.

10 years ago

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SMWolf

@SMWolf 10 years ago

Photogtafur

Is this it?

Arasia mollicoma Found on eucalyptus bark between Emerald and Clermont, Queensland
http://ednieuw.home.xs4all.nl/australian/salticidae/Salticidae.html

mmm not quite, i remember it had very long fangs and a more round abdomen. Also I should have mentioned it would be a south Australian/Victorian spider, just to be more specific :)

SMWolf

@SMWolf 10 years ago

Photogtafur

Well, you should be able to find it using the photos on the site. They have all the Australian spiders there, if you go up to the home page.

Yea, thanks, i'll keep looking :)

Woodlouse spider, "Dysdera Crocata".

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Unknown spider or NOPE!

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Photos

Kookaburra

Mountain duck?

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Kookaburra

Mountain duck?

... view more in folder

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COOLPIX L830 (NIKON)

Shutter 10/300 • Focal length 18.7 mm

Aperture f/4.5 • ISO 250

SocceRoo

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Unknown spider or NOPE! Title can't be empty.

Photos

Kookaburra

Mountain duck?

Gecko

Kookaburra

Mountain duck?

... view more in folder

More like this

Comments

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COOLPIX L830 (NIKON)

Shutter 10/300 • Focal length 18.7 mm

Aperture f/4.5 • ISO 250

Unknown spider or NOPE!

Title can't be empty.