Thanks guys! Actually I've had a couple people mention to me that this little guy looks more like a N. chromatus than an A. geniculata?? I got this T as a free-bee and it was tagged as A. geniculata, but was alot smaller a few months back when I got him/her. Anyone want to comment on the ID, input is appreciated.
They're so darn close, it's one of those things you're not going to be 100% until it's mature. Since the person who sent it to you marked it as A geniculata I'd lean more towards that. Either way, cool spider.
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