Namea flavomaculata

Fact Box Species: Namea flavomaculata (QM) Previous species name: Ixamatus species (B. Main) Family: Nemesiidae formerly Dipluridae Body length: female: about 20 mm male: about 16 mm Habitat: In a sloping burrow, perhaps with an internal door, usually in rainforest locations Toxicity: Unknown but may be somewhat toxic so treat with caution

With surface web Underside of female

This species is not often found by members of the public in South-east Queensland because it prefers rainforest locations which tend to be within National Park boundaries. The lighter patches on the legs of this species appear to be distinctive.

Spider(s) with a very similar appearance: None.