Araneomorph (True Spider) Picture Thread

[Greasylake]

Heteropoda davidbowie:

 

[NYAN]

Heteropoda davidbowie:
View attachment 301569

Looks familiar.

 

[Greasylake]

Looks familiar.

Shhhhhhh don't tell them.

I could say the same about your posts in the centipede pictures thread.

 

[Greasylake]

Macroctenus kingsleyi:

 

[Greasylake]

Today's pictures, Heteropoda boiei MF:

 

[NYAN]

Sicarius thomisoides

 

[Greasylake]

Phoneutria boliviensis

 

[basin79]

Nephila madagascariensis abdomen.

 

[Kaden Alexander]

i love jumping spiders but i dont keep often let them wonder the house and help them with a bug or too lol

---------- Post added 05-30-2012 at 08:46 PM ----------

Ok, so i had the time to take some pics just now (isn@t all of them just got pics of the ones that were willing lol).

Amaurobius Ferox? im unsure on this one but i believe its in the Amaurobius sp.

Segestria sp. (I think maybe florentina as the fangs have a slight green sheen)

Lycosidae?

Drasodes lapidosus

Tegenaria sp.

i have 4 of those, one grown on sling and 3 Juvies.

D. crocata mature male

I have another 3 mature females one juvie and a sling in a communal together of these guys one of the females layed a sack last night:

and i believe one of the other females is preparing a eggsack too, i'd like to have a go at successfully raising this species. as i have done so with my tegenaria, Steatoda nobilis and i currently have a Amaurobius similis sack that started emerging into slings today. I've tried looking for information on eggsack care/requirements online but didn't come up with anything lol if anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated too. (Catfishrod i think you mentioned you kept these when i accidentally mislabelled a spider you needed an ID for? if so did you breed them? anything will help. thanks).

The first lycosidae was t ruricola I have three of them

heres another pic of my D.lapidosus from the other night:

and a lil suprise i got this evening:


more of my Tegenaria sp:

Trochosa sp:

anyone know if these are fully communal or just tolerant? ive seen no signs of aggression i put a 2 males in recently hoping atleast one will be gravid as both the males were devoured lol.

They are communal somewhat my neighbor had a communal set up just fine with no death as long as he fed all of them

T ruricola

 

[Phia]

“Scout”
Phidippus audax

 

[NYAN]

Attempted Loxosceles rufescens pairing. Let’s see how it goes

 

[moonsetter]

Hogna Lenta(?) Turns out she was suuuper pregnant when I got these pictures and now she's carrying an egg sac. Can't wait for babies!!

 

[basin79]

Gandanameno sp

 

[Greasylake]

Heteropoda boiei is on a sack now.

 

[basin79]

Sicarius thomisoides feeding on a cricket.

 

[kermitdsk]

Linothele fallax

 

[badscorp]

Jumping Spider guarding her egg sack

 

[NYAN]

Loxosceles rufescens
Freshly molted mature female

 

[NYAN]

Viridasius fasciatus

 

[Liquifin]

Viridasius fasciatus
View attachment 305095

Always want to buy some of these . But I can never find any for sale...