Collected from a milkweed plant in my backyard and photographed in captivity. I've since found others on milkweed, but I mostly find them on fleabane in leaves folded lengthwise. Some females have been found with two or more eggs sacs that hatch about 1-2 weeks apart, and have produced an average of 25 2nd instar spiderlings per sac.

The only scale markings on the dorsal abdomen are the two lateral oblique lines that start about 1/3 the abdomen length from its anterior. White scales are scattered on the venter, and also around the eyes.