ID help? My female Texas rabid wolf spider spun an unhealthy sack shortly after I caught her, you may remember the picture I uploaded, out of no where I find this little spider roaming her enclosure, could this be an only child? She abandoned her sack shortly after carrying it around a day or so. Ty
I agree if your sack had hatched see would be carrying dozens of babies with her. This spider probably snuck into the enclosure or was brought to it if you used organic material from around the house.
@Smokehound714 and @Daniel0430 Would have been cool, but another spider I've never seen before is a nice surprise too! Thank you! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and the help again!
Just checked the bug guide, looks like an exact match of Haplodrassus @Smokehound714 . I thought the spider had the same eye shine as a wolf spider from the picture I shared above, here is a close up from The Bug Guide of what i thought was it's eyes, can't tell if these are eyes or just bumps/markings. https://bugguide.net/node/view/1067292/bgimage
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