Talk:Delena cancerides

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Spielberg? Not accornding to Arachnophobia (film).

• fixed –Matt 08:15, 5 Nov 2004 (UTC)

That photo is a Nursery Spider, not an Avondale Spider. And they are found throughout West Auckland.

If they are an Australian species, what is the species? And why not mention the original habitat before going on to where they have spread?

Someone added taxonomy information into the text body (which I deleted, because the taxonomy table is there already) and Walckenaer was the last word. I don't know though, which new information that might give... -Mardus 17:21, 13 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Delete the picture because this is not a huntman spider

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