A medium-sized to large, slender spider making a retreat in live leaves mostly in gardens and nearby bush in most coastal areas of Australia. This spider may be one of many species associated with humans. This species can be identified by the enormously long cymbial spur on the adult male pedipalp, an organ used for sex with the female. The cymbial spur is a long trailing extension from the base of the cymbium, or 'outer glove' of the male's palpal organ. ♀ 9mm ♂ 9mm
- Male adult Venman Park closeup
- Male adult Venman Park
- Male adult Lake Samsonvale
- Female adult Girraween NP
- Male adult Ku-Ring-Gai Chase
- Female adult Ballandean
- Female adult Ballandean
- Female adult Ballandean in alcohol with epigyne
- Male adult Ballandean
- Male adult Ballandean
- Male adult Ballandean
- Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve
- Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve
- Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve
- Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve in alcohol
- Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve closeup
- Eyes and palps, Walton Bridge Reserve
Male adult Venman Park closeup

Male adult Venman Park

Male adult Lake Samsonvale

Female adult Girraween NP

Male adult Ku-Ring-Gai Chase

Female adult Ballandean

Female adult Ballandean

Female adult Ballandean in alcohol with epigyne

Male adult Ballandean

Male adult Ballandean

Male adult Ballandean

Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve

Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve

Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve

Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve in alcohol

Male adult Walton Bridge Reserve closeup

Eyes and palps, Walton Bridge Reserve
