Bishop
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I found this little one in my bathroom and decided to enclosure it next to my T’s. Problem is I have no idea what kind it is so I only have a general idea of what it needs. I live in Denver.
What spider is this?
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Looks vaguely Agelenid. Can't tell for certain with that picture. Does it have protrusions, spinnerets sticking out the back end?
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Something about what I can see of the eyes is throwing me off, but I think it might be an agelenid too. @Ungoliant would probably be able to help with ID too.
Something about what I can see of the eyes is throwing me off, but I think it might be an agelenid too. @Ungoliant would probably be able to help with ID too.
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the eyes make me think a fat Schizocosa, but it could be an Agelenid. Can you get a better pic?
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Wolf spider of some kind.
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I can't see if there are that pair of star gazer Lyco eyes back in the black coloration of it's head. Can anybody spot them?
OP, if you can see those eyes it's obviously a lycosid. They are placed to point straight up and even slightly backwards some distance behind the main large pair of eyes.
OP, if you can see those eyes it's obviously a lycosid. They are placed to point straight up and even slightly backwards some distance behind the main large pair of eyes.
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Ahh, Lycosidae would make sense. Certainly could explain why the eyes were throwing me off.