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Pholcus phalangioides The male studied by Huber in 2011 measures 6.7 mm2. It is a typical house spider. This species is easily recognized by its very long legs, which gives it the appearance of a mackerel Opiliones or a crane fly Diptera: Tipulidae .The phalangid pholka resides in the cellars, in the corners of the rooms, at the top windows where he weaves an irregular web, and hangs upside down with his abdomen pointing up.