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DonLouchese · Jan 2, 2023

Yeah, A. seemanni.

Props to @Wolfram1 to point it out in the last photo. Good stuff.

econner76 · Jan 2, 2023

DonLouchese said:
Yeah, A. seemanni.

Props to @Wolfram1 to point it out in the last photo. Good stuff.

Thank you for all your help! It makes a difference in knowing what type. I now know that this is a skittish and fast T.

NMTs · Jan 2, 2023

Those orange spinnerettes are unique to the species. Nice looking T.

econner76 · Jan 2, 2023

NMTs said:
Those orange spinnerettes are unique to the species. Nice looking T.

Thank you! I have only had her for a week but love the little stinker already!

NMTs · Jan 2, 2023

econner76 said:
Thank you! I have only had her for a week but love the little stinker already!

It's your first, but very likely won't be your only... LOL. This hobby is addictive. You found the right community here to help you learn along the way, too. Welcome!

Wolfram1 · Jan 2, 2023

DonLouchese said:
Yeah, A. seemanni.

Props to @Wolfram1 to point it out in the last photo. Good stuff.

its one of the few spiders where an id is more than possible via pictures/without talking to a arachnologist, you just have to point it out

econner76 · Jan 2, 2023

Wolfram1 said:
its one of the few spiders where an id is more than possible via pictures/without talking to a arachnologist, you just have to point it out

Thank you Wolfram1. You were very helpful also and I appreciate you taking the time to help.

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