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Exopet is fully right, it is! regards, Björn

Hi Ctenidae for sure, looks like Ctenus spp. regards, Björn

short answer: your spider is a wolf spider. beauty she is! Regards, Björn

Scolopendra morsitans... (?)

Hi, this is a house spider, Tegenaria sp (atrica?) Best regards, Björn

in europe they was in the hobby, often before. They have not established til yet. Easy to keep, but seemly not to breed successful. LG Björni

Hi, I have thought of this popular google picture too, but it shows not all (but enough - the characteristic reddish fangs!) - thx, delherbe! For sure it is a Cupiennius species I can remember, but which I have forgotten... keep her right and do your best to get breedings of her - for the...

Thx, delherbe. I think, it is still a "fresh" Cupiennius salei female, who is not influenced through 100+ ongoing generation-to-generation breeding in regular hobby. Cupiennius for sure, even not C. salei (the only thing I riddle is the reddish chelizeratha looking, but the "tiger stripes"...

Heteropoda venatoria mature male. Sparassid. LG Björni

Nice Cupiennius Ctenid you have, mate.... no problem to be bitten. This one is definetly NOT a Phoneutria species, sorry...

Hi This is Lycosa bicolor. The males have yellow colour, and the females are black and white. LG Björni

Hello! They eat beens, no crickets or roaches! Please give her! Best regards, Björn

Hello, I think it is a "false widow" male, Steatoda or Parasteatoda. Family Theridiidae. LG Björni

Hallo Venom, danke für die Korrektur, ich muss noch besser Englisch lernen. Liebe Grüße, Björn

Yes, we can^^ This one is a Cupiennius getazi male, a harmful wandering spider (family of Ctenidae) Best regards, Björn

Hi Vespula, wait maximally 2 weeks more, and when the sac has not hatched or enhanced, get him and look in it. Good luck! LG Björni

Hi cacoseraph, who speaks about tarantulas? The spider of this thread is Ctenus captiosus, a Ctenid/"Wandering spider". Have often these things before at different females/different species by myself, when the adhesive powers of the eggs is not enough to hold on the eggsac surface, the...

You know what I mean... It`s egoistic to disturb fresh molted species only for photo things... It is better to leave them in their tubes.. everytime. Beautiful spider? I don`t think so.. by the way. But is a thing of personal taste... LG Björni

Hi, this is an Idiops. spp., an African Trapdoor spider. Best regards, Björn PS: The last shot of her... there she is relatively fresh molted. I hope you have not digged her out only because of photo stuff...

Hi I have had kept them before, too. Really a Ctenus captiosus, right. Best regards, Björn