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FAMILY SALTICIDAE
This page contains pictures and information about Chink Jumping Spiders that we
found in the Brisbane area, Queensland, Australia.
- Body length 12mm
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- This is a large Jumping Spider. It is grey-brown in colour with dark brown
patterns on each side of abdomen. Its legs are relatively short, with brown
to pale brown in colour.
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- The spider has a flattened brown abdomen that is an elongate oval shape. The
body shape is perfect to hide and live in retreat under loose barks.
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- The spider hunting on bark, it is well camouflage.
Hanging from its safety-line, it jumps down, swings and lands on the insects
when the insects just lands on the tree trunk.
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- We sometimes find this spider on smooth tree trunk in Eucalyptus forest.
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- It
hides and build retreat under loose barks.
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- Reference:
- 1. Jumping spiders Family Salticidae - by Ed Nieuwenhuys,
26 November 2006.
- 2. Holoplatys
complanata - The
Find-a-spider Guide for Australian Spiders, University of Southern
Queensland, 2007.
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