Help ID

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  Cas S

• May 20, 2018

I think the L. tarantula has a orange face and under the front legs. the pattern on it looks like a baboon

 

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  Samyto

• May 20, 2018

Well he/she have orange on the face i dont have a photo but i will get one today

 

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  Cas S

• May 20, 2018

@Samyto could be, I dont really know too much about wolf spiders

 

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  Samyto

• May 20, 2018

http://arachnoboards.com/gallery/help-id-2.50454/

Here is a pic

 

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  Dstnfx

• May 20, 2018

I’ll post the Lycosa singoriensis here as well.

 

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  Samyto

• May 21, 2018

@Dstnfx yeap i think thats the one thx guys

 

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  Dstnfx

• May 21, 2018

@Samyto your welcome

 

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  Cas S

• May 21, 2018

idk if the original pic is too bright, but they look pretty different to me

 

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  Samyto

• May 22, 2018

@Cas S its Lycosa singoriensis .. after i did the research i found out that the only two sp. of lycosa in my region (Bulgaria) are :
Lycosa praegrandis C. L. Koch, 1836
Lycosa singoriensis (Laxmann, 1770)

and ofc. Lycosa tarantula but its extrimly rear.And its 100% Lycosa cuz its realy big.

 

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  Villagecreep

• May 22, 2018

absolutely stunning