C charx53 Tenebrio Apr 29, 2017 #2 This thing will not stay still so very difficult to take a photo, but I'll post a couple that I got. This first pic you can see it has those unique spots on the abdomen, it is grey/white? I got the under side. Any idea on species? Last edited by a moderator: Apr 29, 2017
This thing will not stay still so very difficult to take a photo, but I'll post a couple that I got. This first pic you can see it has those unique spots on the abdomen, it is grey/white? I got the under side. Any idea on species?
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator Apr 29, 2017 #3 Looks like a female Eris militaris. http://bugguide.net/node/view/242151/bgimage
C charx53 Tenebrio Apr 29, 2017 #4 Ratmosphere said: Looks like a female Eris militaris. http://bugguide.net/node/view/242151/bgimage Click to expand... I think you are correct, thanks!
Ratmosphere said: Looks like a female Eris militaris. http://bugguide.net/node/view/242151/bgimage Click to expand... I think you are correct, thanks!
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator Apr 29, 2017 #5 No problem! Be on the lookout for Phidippus purpuratus.
C charx53 Tenebrio Apr 29, 2017 #6 Ratmosphere said: No problem! Be on the lookout for Phidippus purpuratus. Click to expand... I definitely am!!!
Ratmosphere said: No problem! Be on the lookout for Phidippus purpuratus. Click to expand... I definitely am!!!
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 4, 2017 #12 You should see the males of this species, it's my profile picture on Arachnoboards. The males have two variations, each beautiful in their own way.
You should see the males of this species, it's my profile picture on Arachnoboards. The males have two variations, each beautiful in their own way.
C charx53 Tenebrio May 5, 2017 #13 How about this one Ratmosphere?? Found inside building in Massachusetts.
Ratmosphere Moderator Moderator May 13, 2017 #18 You are right! Love the orange on the young ones. I use to have a Phidippus audax "bryantae" variation from Florida. It was one of the most beautiful spider I've owned. It had a nice orange, black, and white color as an adult.
You are right! Love the orange on the young ones. I use to have a Phidippus audax "bryantae" variation from Florida. It was one of the most beautiful spider I've owned. It had a nice orange, black, and white color as an adult.