Aetana indah | Animalz

Aetana indahThe male description gives a pale-ochre carapace with black side bands and a wide brown central band. The grey abdomen has black and indistinct white markings. The spiders were found very close to the ground in small holes and cavities and barely reacted to disturbance. They shared the locality with A. kinabalu, which lived higher among the vegetation. Known only from the Crocker Range, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.What does it look like?The male description gives a pale-ochre carapace with black side bands and a wide brown central band. The grey abdomen has black and indistinct white markings.What has been observed about its life?The male description gives a pale-ochre carapace with black side bands and a wide brown central band. The grey abdomen has black and indistinct white markings. The spiders were found very close to the ground in small holes and cavities and barely reacted to disturbance. They shared the locality with A. kinabalu, which lived higher among the vegetation. Known only from the Crocker Range, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo.The spiders were found very close to the ground in small holes and cavities and barely reacted to disturbance. They shared the locality with A. kinabalu, which lived higher among the vegetation.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.