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Opened his tank to change the water dish and he runs to protect it.

Here’s one with different lighting.

What do you guys think?

@Theneil Sorry to hear that :( You did what you could.

It’s not a clear pic, but judging from what I can see. It’s possibly an Amaurobius ferox, or some kind of plectreurys.

My local pet smart carries it, but you should be able to find it online.

That’s what I use, saves a lot of time and no messing it up lol

@Andrea82 no worries I was just letting you know he wasn’t asking if it was a tarantula :)

@Samyto your welcome

I’ll post the Lycosa singoriensis here as well.

Could be a light colored Lycosa singoriensis.

Lol autocorrect got me L. tarantula is the species :)

Correct Lycosa is the genus and tarantula is the species. The L. tarantula was once called the tarantula wolf spider, but it’s still falls in the Lycosidae family. The Hogna fall in the Lycosidae family as well. I believe I’m wrong about this spider as well, but it does resembles a H. carolinensis.

I would agree looks like a female, but the image needs a little more light

Looks female

@Andrea82 The Lycosa tarantula is another name for the wolf spider

Looks like a Hogna carolinensis

I know what you mean, I love the way they high step. It looks so cute. I have two, one 2 1/2” and a 1/2” sling.

Saw this little guy and just fell in love. Look at the fluff :)

Fantastic! She’s looking beautiful