Revision of the genus Actinopus.

[Arachnid Addicted]

Finally something new come up. I really dig into this genus...pun intended.

Here's the link:

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

And a picture I shot a few months ago.

 

[BoyFromLA]

That picture, is gorgeous, gosh.

 

[RezonantVoid]

Actinopods are among what id confidently claim the rarest groups of spider in the hobby, even in Australia they are extremely hard to come by. With me now i have Missulena occatoria and bradleyi, but others like pruinosa and insignis are almost impossible to locate among fellow hobbyists. So glad to see there are people outside Aus like yourself who have an interest in them.

 

[Aline]

Finally something new come up. I really dig into this genus...pun intended.

Here's the link:

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

And a picture I shot a few months ago.
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@Arachnid Addicted
I can't acces the link you gave, it asks for a password... I used to work with Actinopus sp in Brazil and I would really love to get a copy of this article if you have it, please. Would you mind sharing it to me by email?
EDIT : Never mind, I just found it for free in another website ! Awesome, thank you for sharing !!!