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16 years 1 week ago #10332 by Gemini
what is it? was created by Gemini
this is one cute looking spider, anybody know what it is?

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16 years 1 week ago #10348 by Louwtjie
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I have never seen a spider like that not even in books.
Did you find it or where is the pic from?

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16 years 1 week ago #10366 by Swipe
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Ah my nemesis has returned!

genus Thomisus i believe.

The only spider that bit me to date.

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16 years 1 week ago #10417 by Ceratogyrus
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I would love to know why you say its a Thomisus. Thats nothing close to a crab spider and im willing to bet my collection on it.
My guess would be a spider from the family Araneidae (orb weavers). It looks like a juvie, so would be impossible to be more precise without seeing the actual spider.

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16 years 1 week ago #10418 by Swipe
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I don't know of any Araneidae pink ones that's why i suspect thomisus. To me it looks nothing like a Araneidae lol. But the pic is sucky and as you said without the actual spider its all guesses ;]

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16 years 1 week ago #10419 by Ceratogyrus
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No offence, but Ive been collecting spiders for 17 years and never seen a crab spider with legs, abdomen or carapace like that. Totally wrong shape. Very hard to id spiders by colour alone. :)

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