They prefer to build their webs in prey concentrated areas; in the desert, this usually means being near plant growth, which would attract prey like pollinating insects. The web has a diameter of about 30 cm and is attached to a retreat made out of silk and covered with debris and food remains.
They tend to construct their webs in areas abundant with prey; in deserts, this often involves being close to plant life that would attract pollinating insects. The web has an approximate diameter of 30 cm and is anchored to a shelter made from silk and cluttered with debris and food remnants.