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Harpactira marksi
Prefers a civilised retreat under cork bark, only emerging to redecorate or when a cricket blunders by. Threat postures usually reserved for those who can’t take a hint.
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Harpactira namaquensis
Excels at vanishing acts and subtle landscaping; expect to spot freshly-dug tunnels long before you catch the spider itself considering public appearances.
Harpactira pulchripes
Thinks it's a burrowing architect, but spends most evenings lurking by the front door like a blue-legged bouncer waiting for the local takeaway to arrive.
