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[edit] clean up
Ok, this does need to be cleaned up. In answer to the question by User:Ashley Pomeroy I think sheetweb and sheetweaver spiders are the same thing.
Here is what I think needs to be done. This particulary species needs to be moved to it's own page, essentially this page. Then this page needs to be turned into a stub that has the correct taxobox. That part is my fault, as I put this taxobox in. I've cleaned up similar problems with Praying mantis (among others) so will do this one in the next day or so if it sounds good. I'll also create the necessary redirects for it to be a logical progression. Sound good? Wikibofh 22:06, 27 July 2005 (UTC)
