Hogna carolinenis pics

[Palespider]

A few pics of my girl:

 

[Steven]

That 2nd picture is AWSOME !!!

are those common found in the US ?




wouldn't mind getting a couple of those :}

 

[Wade]

They live throughout the "lower 48" but are not that commonly encountered. I think this has more to do with their secretive, burrowing nature.

Wade

 

[Chris V]

Very common in Texas. Here's one I found living in my garage.VERY FAST!!!

 

[Steven]

cute :} :} :}

 

[Scorpiove]

The eye positioning on these spiders look awesome. I hope to catch one sometime.

 

[Dirty Bomb]

If anyone is interested, I have 2 female Hogna carolinensis with eggsacs and I plan on keeping just a few slings from each sac. Just give them about 2 months to hatch and disperse and I'll give the rest out for shipping cost only. I'll post again when they hatch.

 

[Lochala]

What is wrong with her eye?

 

[Palespider]

What do you mean? Which one?

 

[Stormcrow]

That is one mean looking spider, Wolf Spiders are classic. Excellent pics BTW!


Bomb, I'll take as many as you're willing to ship this way.

 

[cichlidsman]

What do you mean? Which one?

in the first pic, one of the eyes looks green. that is cool.

 

[sansoucie]

Danged excellent pics!! What kind of camera are you using?

 

[Palespider]

Thanks guys.

The camera's a Sony DSC-S85.

Jim B.

 

[alex]

Cool spider.

 

[Chris V]

Mines not quite that fancy...Just a 4.0 megapixel, but it does a decent job for my purposes...