Could be a Hogna. If you still have her, make sure she has a source of water. The larger lycosids are easier to ID from the underside, but with an egg sac, it'll be hard to get ventral pictures. The most likely species based just on this picture and location (I'm just across the state line) is probably Hogna lenta, which is super common, but I can't be sure unless you can get a ventral picture.
Could be a Hogna. If you still have her, make sure she has a source of water. The larger lycosids are easier to ID from the underside, but with an egg sac, it'll be hard to get ventral pictures. The most likely species based just on this picture and location (I'm just across the state line) is probably Hogna lenta, which is super common, but I can't be sure unless you can get a ventral picture.
Thank you for the reply Jecraque! I'll attempt to get a ventral shot, she is in a communal tank with other inverts that I captured in Georgia. Hopefully she will keep taking good care of it.
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