| Pest control Sydney Brown Trapdoor Spider |
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Unlike funnel-web spider burrows, the burrows of the Sydney Brown Trapdoor Spider have no silk trip-lines extending out from the rim and they are found in more open ground. . It is not dangerously venomous and looks quite different from the shiny brown-black appearance of funnel-web spiders, with which, being similar in size, it is often confused. Male trapdoor spiders have a small mating spur halfway along the first pair of legs, another difference from funnel-webs. The Sydney Brown Trapdoor Spider can occur in large numbers in urban and bushland areas. It plays an important role in controlling .
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