Description
These are large wolf spider found throughout Central Australian deserts primarily on sand dunes.
They construct straight-down, lidless burrows about 15-20cm depth.
Adult males are leggy and primarily brown. Adult females are similar to juveniles however slightly darker. Juveniles are a pinkish-tan colour. The cephalothorax and legs in particular seem very shiny, coppery with a rose-gold sheen. The abdomen has faint hollow spots that become more apparent with increasing age. The abdomen is a similar colour to the legs and cephalothorax and also has a series of chevrons and a small lighter band on the abdomen
Zack (verified owner) –
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Chris Hall (verified owner) –
I cannot say anything good or bad because This is the first time I’ve had this species of Hoggicosa