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Hello me again, I live in Southern California this was in my house and is quite the little guy! Idk who he is but he is small and doing amazing. 😊
A long cutie! Looks like a trachelid spider in the genus Meriola, as far as I can tell from these photos :)
Happy Gal Pal-entine's day!
11/16/13Family Trachelidae- Species Meriola- Meriola decepta Female 5mm
New species page for BugGuide
I haven't found any males yet.
Meriola and Trachelas were transferred from Corinnidae to the new family Trachelidae by Ramírez, 2014.
Information from BugGuide
