So cute did not realise she was that tiny I love dwarf t's to imo they are some of the most colourful and unique t's usually full of food tude plus tiny so can keep more
Thanks I have been practicing with recognising t shapes . It was a trick the Snark taught me for helping to ID true spiders , obviously alot of them come in wide ranging colours and the colours sometimes distract from the ID of the spider . I had a light Tegenaria in my grass bin and had no ID because he was well buck skin, but once Snark told me to look at the shape not the colour I could see he was a Tegenaria. That interested me n I am now trying to apply the same method to t's, it kind of works I can look at a shape of a t and know the genus it belongs to or what they are closely related to, but its just a bit of fun for me really. I have no scientific rhyme or reason lol.
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