Top is Hadronyche marracoonda, bottom: Hadronyche nimoola. The nimoola is supposed to be 70mm DLS but from my view it definitely seems larger. The fangs (not including chelicerae) are a whopping 7mm long. Ive had adult T's mature smaller than this
We would have to limit the availability to some of the less potent ones, which would rule out a large portion of Cerbera group species aside from Hadronyche valida (still one of my top 3 favorite Actracids). Fortunately, only 6 funnelweb species are actually known to be capable of fatal bites, but considering no antivenom would be available overseas i dont think its a bad thing to remove those from the hypothetical access list
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