The male carapace lacks a thoracic furrow. The male clypeus projects slightly, more than in the female. Males have curved hairs on the metatarsi of the second pair of legs. In most cases the web consists of two sheets, with the spider hanging in the upper sheet. At most localities, webs occur high among vegetation, even in sunlight. It is widely distributed in Sabah and eastern Sarawak on Borneo.
The male carapace lacks a thoracic furrow.
In most cases the web consists of two sheets, with the spider hanging in the upper sheet. At most localities, webs occur high among vegetation, even in sunlight.
The male clypeus projects slightly, more than in the female.
Males have curved hairs on the metatarsi of the second pair of legs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.