Aname tropicana

Aname tropicanaThe described male specimen has a reddish brown carapace, brown abdomen, and reddish brown front legs. The authors note that the preserved colour may have faded. It makes an open burrow with some silk outside the entrance and a hidden second entrance. Northern Queensland: inland near Mount Molloy and on the coast near Trinity BeachWhat does it look like?The described male specimen has a reddish brown carapace, brown abdomen, and reddish brown front legs. The authors note that the preserved colour may have faded.What kind of burrow does it build?The described male specimen has a reddish brown carapace, brown abdomen, and reddish brown front legs. The authors note that the preserved colour may have faded. It makes an open burrow with some silk outside the entrance and a hidden second entrance. Northern Queensland: inland near Mount Molloy and on the coast near Trinity BeachIt makes an open burrow with some silk outside the entrance and a hidden second entrance.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.