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Hi dude It looks like Ozyptila sp. or Xysticus sp.

This year I caught Pardosa sp. It made eggsac and about 3-4 weeks after that she had little wolves on her abdomen. About week after little wolves went out her abdomen. I couldn't took care of the babies (these spiders were too small - about 1mm long) so I let them go in forest ;]

I love them! Little aliens ;)

Evil Thomisidae killers :D

looks like Hogna radiata ;)

Davus fasciatus (Cyclosternum fasciatum) Psalmopeyus cambridgei Acanthoscurria geniculata Grammostola pulchra Nhandu carapoensis Crab spider Xysticus sp. Cambridgei was too fast for other positions ;) He didn't co-operate, but ran ;)

Just like in Bieszczady hills:D ;)

Daring Jumping Spider - Phidippus audax:rolleyes:

Jumpers ROX!:D ;P

Amanda, if it's really Geolycosa sp. it's size would be ~8mm. Body lenght ofcourse :D

Nice wolf ;) I'd put it into glass-case ;)

It's Nephila sp. (banana spider)

Lycosidae - Pardosa amentata? Too dark photo - or too dark spider ;]

First unknown spider is Pisaura mirabilis. Second may be some Steadota sp. ;) Gr8 photos

Fluid Filter, your jumper looks like Habronattus sp. I don't wanna shoot what exactly species is yours ;) Dark Raptor, I'm proud of Polish Salticidae-Maniacs, like U ;)

I think it's Alopecosa cuneata ;) But I'm not sure ;)

P. cambridgei C. fasciatum G. pulchra A. geniculata soon: x1 A. metallica some jumping spiders ;)

Look at second wc spider's carapace (don't know how do you say ;) inosculated with abdomen). That spider has got some light ornamentations. 1'st spider's carapace is brown. I think these spiders aren't the same.

Tokay gecko are good, because of size of their head (ideal for eat some cockroach ;) ) and their speed ;) Am I right?

Where can I get it?