A small predatory species in Triaenonychidae, covered in intimidating spines across the body and pedipalps. This genus can often be found in small huddled groups in the wild and are highly tolerant of each other in captivity.
They are a stunning looking genus for sure, the closest I'd be able to get for appearance in Australia would be Triaenobunus but they are extremely elusive even for harvestmen
They are a stunning looking genus for sure, the closest I'd be able to get for appearance in Australia would be Triaenobunus but they are extremely elusive even for harvestmen
Perhaps, if I can find them (the native Korean Laniatores, AFAIK, are all cave specialists, and most caves here are restricted-access). More interested in the native pursewebs TBH, though if it turns out we have native predaceous harvestmen that are actually accessible that would also be awesome.
Perhaps, if I can find them (the native Korean Laniatores, AFAIK, are all cave specialists, and most caves here are restricted-access). More interested in the native pursewebs TBH, though if it turns out we have native predaceous harvestmen that are actually accessible that would also be awesome.
I will do some investigating and see if I can find out any more species that may be more accessible. If they are in caves, they are all.lat certainly in the open environments between them
I will do some investigating and see if I can find out any more species that may be more accessible. If they are in caves, they are all.lat certainly in the open environments between them
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