Can anybody identify this spider?

[Tritone]

hey guys, i was just wondering if somebody can identify this type of spider?

 

[Quetzalcoatl Nyarlathotep]

That's a male parson spider of some sort. They're related to stealthy ground spiders, and they are excellent hunters of other spiders. I've seen a parson spider take out a full grown female black lace weaver in her own web.

 

[NYAN]

That's a male parson spider of some sort. They're related to stealthy ground spiders, and they are excellent hunters of other spiders. I've seen a parson spider take out a full grown female black lace weaver in her own web.

They are in the Philippines. I was thinking the same thing at first.

 

[Quetzalcoatl Nyarlathotep]

They are in the Philippines. I was thinking the same thing at first.

Regardless, it is a species of stealthy ground spider. Google has been unreliable in my search, so that is my conclusion. I does not look like a wolfie.

 

[FrDoc]

I’m not all that well versed in identifying true spiders, but I do know a good looking specimen when I see one. That thing is cool! The silver makes it look like a cyborg spider. I’m going to be paying attention to this until someone identifies it.

 

[Tritone]

Its definitely beautiful looking, in person it has blue accents as well it doesnt really show well in the photo

That's a male parson spider of some sort. They're related to stealthy ground spiders, and they are excellent hunters of other spiders. I've seen a parson spider take out a full grown female black lace weaver in her own web.

The pattern on its back definitely looks like a parson spider, maybe a relative? In person its got dark blue accents

 

[NYAN]

Regardless, it is a species of stealthy ground spider. Google has been unreliable in my search, so that is my conclusion. I does not look like a wolfie.

I’m not using google as my resource though. I don’t know what it is, so I won’t try to ID it.

 

[dangerforceidle]

How about Ctenus floweri?

 

[Smokehound714]

definitely a ctenid.

 

[Quetzalcoatl Nyarlathotep]

I can say with minor confidence that what you have is a tropical wolf spider of the Ctenus genus. Of what species, I cannot yet definitively say. I'll get back with you once I find out. Possibly a floweri male.