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Possible Clubiona - Hibana velox

Frisco, Dare County, North Carolina, USA
June 20, 2017
Size: Aprox 1 inch

After a rain, this was hanging out on the porch till around midnight. There was a cobweb type web around the wooden pieces that it was sitting on. Eye placement looks like Clubionidae. Not sure specifics, but really cool to see a sac spider that big in the Outer Banks

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Possible Clubiona - Hibana velox

Possible Clubiona - Hibana velox

Possible Clubiona - Hibana velox

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Contributed by Redtail Coyote on 21 June, 2017 - 9:05am
Last updated 13 December, 2023 - 9:39pm

Moved

Moved from dark orange carapace wide eyes - SE.

… chuuuuung, 13 December, 2023 - 9:39pm

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Moved

Moved from Ghost Spiders.

… Laura P., 5 July, 2017 - 5:03pm

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Sac spider

Hi Redtail Coyote,
This looks like a Broad-faced Sac spider. Nice find! I learned this family as Eutichuridae, but I think Clubionidae is the current version.
Have a great day!

… Andrew Caudillo, 21 June, 2017 - 9:38am

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Actually it fits better

With ghost spider. It's a good match to Aysha velox which we are currently housing here.

… Lynette Elliott, 21 June, 2017 - 10:43am

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Ayesha vs clubiona

Am I correct in understanding that what makes the difference from it being in the Anyphaenidae vs Clubionidae in these shots is the anterior median eye size?

… Redtail Coyote, 22 June, 2017 - 7:37am

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According to our info page:

Similar in appearance to sac spiders, and used to be placed in the same family. They differ in that they have two rows of club-shaped hairs on the bottoms of their feet, and their tracheal spiracle is located well in front of the spinnerets, unlike most spiders which have their tracheal opening right in front of the spinnerets.

… Lynette Elliott, 22 June, 2017 - 9:28am

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Moved from ID Request.

… Lynette Elliott, 21 June, 2017 - 9:36am

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