Araneomorph (True Spider) Picture Thread

[norubal]

Misumenops tricuspidatus?



They are Agelena opulenta.

 

[SeanSYW]

0.1.0 D. scriptus again, cause this one is pretty cooperative






0.1.0 Enoplognatha ovata who's sac she laid for me just hatched




0.1.0 P. audax my most inquisitive photo subject

 

[dotdman]

Sicarius (sp. "Chile") cuddles.

 

[Hanska]

Thanatus vulgaris sling are growing.

These slings are from the same sack. The difference in their growth rate is just amazing.

No complaining on their apetite.

This I have labeled Thanatus sp.
I got it from work. It had rapelled down from a parrots stand we had visiting on a theme day. Way more skittish than the others when it comes to foods.

 

[plantecarnivore]

Male Eresus ruficapillus sub adult

 

[marclar]

Nursery webs of some kind (correct?) out My back garden.
There was a tegenaria too but it was way too fast to snap a pic of.
I like these, they are really well hidden, It was minutes before I noticed I was surrounded by them.

 

[Spepper]

Little Salticus scenicus (I believe) that is eating a mayfly I offered it. Loved watching the little guy take down prey twice his size!


https://www.flickr.com/photos/114543195@N07/15414350355/https://www.flickr.com/people/114543195@N07/

 

[BlueEther]

Dolomedes dondalei.

 

[Hanska]

Dolomedes fimbriatus

I also made a thread about making the enclosure:
Dolomedes enclosure

 

[plantecarnivore]

Eresus ruficapillus, young female.

 

[z32upgrader]

Saw some cool spiders along West Clear Creek, ten miles east of Camp Verde, AZ. This one looks like some type of fishing spider.
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Found this big ole Lycosid near my campsite and gave him/her a nice fat cricket nearby.
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I was also lucky enough to witness nature in action when I happened upon a huge pepsis wasp dragging off an A. chalcodes.
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[Salticstance]

I was also lucky enough to witness nature in action when I happened upon a huge pepsis wasp dragging off an A. chalcodes.

Very cool. I love the lycosid picture too.

 

[Smokehound714]

Saw some cool spiders along West Clear Creek, ten miles east of Camp Verde, AZ. This one looks like some type of fishing spider.
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Found this big ole Lycosid near my campsite and gave him/her a nice fat cricket nearby.
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I was also lucky enough to witness nature in action when I happened upon a huge pepsis wasp dragging off an A. chalcodes.
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Oh, DUDE! A trechalea! (fishing-spider). This species is actually quite rare, only found along the gila and colorado rivers in the USA! They behave alot like a mix between a fishing spider, and a huntsman.

 

[Smokehound714]

Scotophaeus blackwalli rescued from the shower.. Poor girl was caked in soap, so I sprayed her clean, then quickly tossed her on a towel to dry off. And yes, this was all done while naked.

 

[Hanska]

Dolomedes fimbriatus

Cupiennius salei(was d.o.a. but atleast it was easy to photograph.. and the other made it)

 

[plantecarnivore]

Steatoda nobilis


Young Eresus illustris





Filistata sp

 

[WeeHector]

My first shot with fangs.:biggrin:

By the way, guys, thanks for so many great shots. I love it when people take the trouble to take brilliant, close-ups. Spiders are such amazing creatures to watch.

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[Scorpster1]

My Hogna Carolinensis

Arizona Black Hole

Geolycosa Sp.

:biggrin:

 

[Hanska]

Cupiennius salei molted the day before yesterday.

 

[Salticstance]

Phidippus apacheanus



This is one of my red velvet jumpers (P. apacheanus) that I shared on my phids.net facebook page on Thanksgiving. This is an adult female from central Florida.