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H. gigas indeed

Need a better pic

More than a little dangerous. The nigriventer and the fera are extremly toxic. This is absolutely a Phoneutria species, and I would lean towards the nigriventer. Beautiful spider, but be careful!

A. avicularia

Yes, it's definately a Cobalt Blue

Um, it is absolutely not either one of those. This is an Avic versicolor.

There is absolutely no way that this is a G. grossa. I agree with Anastasia. It is definately a Phormictopus species. Oh and michaelcb, I think you need to take your own advice and use your google toolbar. This looks nothing at all like a G. grossa. If you don't know, don't post. :shame...

This is a Lycosidae, not a Ctenidae. I believe it is a Hogna helluo adult female.

Absolutely a N. vulpinus

I agree. Looks to be a regalis. A shot of the underside though would help confirm that. Check to see if there is a tan band on the underside.

I agree. Looks just like my H. gigas

I agree. Definately looks female

My Thai Giant(Scolopendra subspinipes) is being over taken by some kind of parasite. I am very concerned because I lost a 1" scorpion(B. jacksoni) to these same parasites. These things are small, I would guess in the ball park of 1/2 a millimeter. They are white/grey, are covering the first four...

Definately not an A. versi. If your A. versi looks like this, it's not an A. versicolor. I'm going to have to agree with those who said A. avic.

122.35% male

Its a Lycosidae, possibly H. carolinensis, definately looks like a Hogna species though!

G. rosea RCF I think, but that's a tough one. It looks just like the 2 RCF's that Ive got.

H. gigas is what Im going to say. Looks just like the 5 I have

Looks like a P. fasciatum to me =) Kindda hard to tell sometimes, but Ive got a bunch of regalis's and this does not look like a regalis in my opinion.

Its not an A. avic. I believe its to big. Its a Goliath Pink toe. A. braunshauseni I believe. They look pretty much identical, the A. avic just gets bigger.