Also called slender or long-legged sac spiders Miturgidae includes nearly 400 species in about 30 genera worldwide. Cheiracanthium was moved to Miturgidae from the family of "true" sac spiders, Clubionidae. Slender Sac spiders (Cheiracanthium species) have a slender body and long, thin legs spanning a 50 cent coin when adult. The fangs and fang-bearing chelicerae are long, extending forward almost like tusks, giving the spider a menacing appearance. Cheiracanthium hunts over shrubs and grasses during the day and will usually retreat if approached.
Cheiracanthium gilvum (Common Garden Leaf Spider)
About 8mm body length, long front legs, eyes in 2 rows of 4, the anterior middle two the largest, creamy coloured, translucent legs, brown stripe on... 
Cheiracanthium gracile (Long-legged Garden Spider)
Males are about 9mm fully grown. This one was about 7mm. They are secretive and form silken retreats in living leaves of any available plant,...
Mituliodon tarantulinus (L. Koch, 1873) Prowling spider
Gathered in a mulch pile at 7.30am Friday, 5 June 2009 at northern side of junction of Fish and Enoggera Creeks. Body length about 15mm. Thanks David...
White Cheiracanthium
Pale and white spiders are often juveniles, as in many species the colours darken with age. Some Cheiracanthiums and stay white as adults, as do some Thomisids like Thomisus spectabilis. This spider...