Can you guys help me with this species?

[Vladbyun]

Hello, guys
I need some help with this species,
Cyrtopholis spec. "Montana"


I accidentally got this buddy from my friend as a gift, but he even has no idea of this spider.
Any ideas or information of this fellow?

 

[arthurliuyz]

Haven't kept these myself but this might be a good starting point :

Cyrtopholis cursor?

hello, ive just got a "domincan stripe knee" cytopholis cursor" sling about 2cm DLS dont know what that is in imperial old money terms sorry guys, REALLY struggling to find out anything about this species even wikipedia has absolutely nothing about it a few dead end forums and thats about it...

arachnoboards.com

 

[NMTs]

I've not kept them, but have heard that they tend to prefer slightly moist substrate, so I would keep about half the sub moist by overfilling the water dish weekly to allow them a range to choose from. Also that they'll burrow if given deep enough substrate and will tend to stay in the burrow most of the time. Supposedly they will stand their ground if challenged - not particularly prone to biting or bolting, but will throw a threat pose willingly. Heard they're good eaters but slow growers. Hope that helps.

 

[Vladbyun]

I've not kept them, but have heard that they tend to prefer slightly moist substrate, so I would keep about half the sub moist by overfilling the water dish weekly to allow them a range to choose from. Also that they'll burrow if given deep enough substrate and will tend to stay in the burrow most of the time. Supposedly they will stand their ground if challenged - not particularly prone to biting or bolting, but will throw a threat pose willingly. Heard they're good eaters but slow growers. Hope that helps.

Thx for the relpy dude-!

Haven't kept these myself but this might be a good starting point :

Cyrtopholis cursor?

hello, ive just got a "domincan stripe knee" cytopholis cursor" sling about 2cm DLS dont know what that is in imperial old money terms sorry guys, REALLY struggling to find out anything about this species even wikipedia has absolutely nothing about it a few dead end forums and thats about it...

arachnoboards.com

It seems the common name "cursor" mentioned in the link you attached matches with the same species I was looking for(likely). Anyways, thanks-!