Sondra nepenthicola?

Fact Box Species: Sondra nepenthicola? (QM) (see notes below) Family: Salticidae Body length: female: about 4 mm male: 3.5 mm Habitat: This small salticid is most often found in leaf litter but may sometimes hide under loose bark of trees Toxicity: This species may be too small to present a significant hazard to humans but may cause local inflammation and pain

Adult female Leg spines Underneath female Teeth on chelicerae

While the spider images shown on this page closely resemble the drawings shown by Davies and Zabka for Sondra nepenthicola only six teeth can be seen on the inside edge of each chelicera whereas the Zavies/Zabka illustrations show eight teeth there. This may indicate that at least some of the specimens presented on this page are a related Sondra species rather than S. nepenthicola itself.

Spider(s) with a very similar appearance: Several salticid genera with bodies that lack distinctive anatomical specialisations.