Aname convoluta

Aname convolutaThe described male specimen has a reddish orange carapace, light gray abdomen, and orange front legs. The authors note that the preserved colour may have faded. It makes an open, silk-lined burrow with no silk outside the entrance, often at an angle, and with a hidden second entrance. South-eastern Queensland: Taroom to Roundstone, west of EidsvoldWhat does it look like?The described male specimen has a reddish orange carapace, light gray abdomen, and orange 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 orange carapace, light gray abdomen, and orange front legs. The authors note that the preserved colour may have faded. It makes an open, silk-lined burrow with no silk outside the entrance, often at an angle, and with a hidden second entrance. South-eastern Queensland: Taroom to Roundstone, west of EidsvoldIt makes an open, silk-lined burrow with no silk outside the entrance, often at an angle, and with a hidden second entrance.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.