Anyone know what this is?

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  PidderPeets

• Mar 30, 2020

Dysdera crocata. Now I need to start looking for them by me, because that's a species I'd love to try keeping

 

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  RezonantVoid

• Mar 30, 2020

We have similar looking species here called woodlouse spiders. One of a few true spiders id like a shot at keeping some day

 

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  Goopyguy56

• Mar 30, 2020

Yeah they have some crazy chelicerae

 

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  Mbuch

• Mar 30, 2020

PidderPeets said:

Dysdera crocata. Now I need to start looking for them by me, because that's a species I'd love to try keeping

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Just check under pots and rocks. They're definitely in the same areas you find isopods, since they predate on them!

 

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  PidderPeets

• Mar 30, 2020

Mbuch said:

Just check under pots and rocks. They're definitely in the same areas you find isopods, since they predate on them!

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Thanks for the advice. I have a few general ideas of where I could find them by me. I've mostly just been dragging my feet with looking since I'm still a bit heartbroken over the big female I had that I lost due to my own ignorance

 

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  ThatBugGuy

• Mar 31, 2020

If that is a woodlouse spider it’s huge I have a 2 smaller ones probably a different species, but if I got my hands on one like that I’d never let it go.