Araneomorph (True Spider) Picture Thread

Fox402

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I saved about thirty of these little guys from my pool this morning. Any ideas on ID? Tucson, AZ. I was thinking possibly a wolf spider carrying it's babies fell in. They were in between 1/4 and 1/2 inch dls. Three are now living with me!

Edit: after looking at pics these don't really look like wolf spider babies. Possibly A. Chalcodes?
 

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Kenari

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Heres Tid, im guessing shes an Isopedella Frenchi?
my favourite spider in my collection for sure :)
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Ungoliant

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Aleetist

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Got bold and snapped a picture of my freshly molted H. Davidbowie sling with the enclosure lid off. IMAG1319_1.jpg
 

Joogvanhedel

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A few pics of my true's

Loxosceles reclusa female with cocoon

L reclusa met cocon 1.jpg
Latrodectus hasselti female

Latrodectus hasselti.jpg

Latrodectus mactans mex.

Latrodectus mactans mex vrouw.jpeg

Viridasius sylvestris form

rowena telefoon 973.jpg

Phoneutria boliviensis female

rowena telefoon 996.jpg
 

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basin79

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Adult female Gandanameno sp. She bit the feather whilst I was encouraging her to come out if the sling pot.

 
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WildSpider

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Just found today that some of my Scotophaeus blackwalli's babies can be seen
inside the egg sac now.
scotophaeus blackwalli-eggs.jpg

Scotophaeus blackwalli with her developing eggs.
scotophaeus-blackwalli-egg-sac.jpg
 
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LordAnon

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Agelenopsis pennsylvanica (Grass spider). Wild caught in Illinois. Not a great picture, but you can see the long spinnerets that differentiate it from the wolf spider, which people commonly confuse it with (myself included). I actually caught this guy after he wandered into my basement. At first I thought he was a wolf spider, then I thought he was a mature male looking for a female because he wasn't in his web, and now I'm not sure. If grass spiders have an ultimate molt, I don't think he or she has hit it yet. He's not as big as other grass spiders I've seen, no sign of the enlarged palps, and he or she readily built a funnel web in their enclosure.
 

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