Hoping someone could ID this for me

[SNiDE]

Found in south-eastern Spain, Grenada province, any replies appreciated (bad pics I know)- to my shameful ignorance I'm not 100% sure whether it's a true spider or tarantula, so hopefully someone might be able to help me out (not great shots I know):

thanks in advance

Dead mate? -

Cheers

 

[Spider-Spazz]

Not dead - it's the molt.

 

[SNiDE]

I see, any idea what it might be?

 

[SNiDE]

no-one got any ideas?

 

[Ariel]

none of the pictures are particularly helpful. It'd be much easier of you had a shot of the entire spiders body and not just some side shots of its legs. and ya, thats not a dead mate, it's a shed exoskeleton.

 

[pewarchuk]

im not the best at I.D.ing but it looks like some kind of wolf spider

 

[SNiDE]

I'm thinking maybe Lycosa Tarantula?
http://arachnophiliac.info/burrow/gallery/other/images/lycosa_tarantula.jpg

 

[SNiDE]

yeah, sadly it was impossible to angle differently as it was against a canyon. Am swaying towards lycosa tarantula

 

[the nature boy]

True spider for sure. Why don't you PM Ace or Cheshire--they won't be able to sleep until they nerd out and find the answer.

 

[Moltar]

Looks kind of like a Dolodomes to me. Really can't tell from the angle though.

Go bump up your true spiders post, those guys really know their stuff over there.

 

[Widowman10]

yeah, but it still doesn't help that you can't see much else but the legs...

no top shot, no bottom shot, and besides, i think it's a molt.

 

[SNiDE]

4th photo is different to the others and is as other people have said the molt; thanks all for replies

 

[Lucyk]

im not the best at I.D.ing but it looks like some kind of wolf spider

o yea it does look like some sort of wolf