Nesticus jemisinae

Nesticus jemisinaeIn the described male specimen, the carapace and appendages are dull yellow. Its abdomen is mottled gray, with darker patches among lighter areas. Its eyes are ringed in black, and the anterior median eyes are significantly reduced. At Rainbow Cave, spiders were collected from the ceiling and walls about 50 meters inside the entrance, in total darkness. This species has been found only at Rainbow Cave.What does it look like?In the described male specimen, the carapace and appendages are dull yellow.Where was it collected?At Rainbow Cave, spiders were collected from the ceiling and walls about 50 meters inside the entrance, in total darkness.Its abdomen is mottled gray, with darker patches among lighter areas.Its eyes are ringed in black, and the anterior median eyes are significantly reduced.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.