id this

[Tcrazy]

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k207/howiesmom/aunknowspider-1.jpg
I found this by the restroom... does anyone know what she is

 

[Canth]

Picture doesn't work for me.

 

[Tcrazy]

here some more pics

http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k207/howiesmom/aunknown1-1.jpg
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k207/howiesmom/aunknowone.jpg

 

[buthus]

Kukulcania sp. ?
Almost looks like my K. hibernalis

 

[Tcrazy]

do you have a pic of it.

Kukulcania sp. ?
Almost looks like my K. hibernalis

 

[buthus]

do you have a pic of it.

http://bugguide.net/node/view/66766/bgimage

mine... just scroll down a bit...

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=77143&page=2

 

[Tcrazy]

they look different in some ways and simular in others

 

[Goblin_King]

How about Trachelas sp.

http://bugguide.net/index.php?q=search&keys=trachelas&search=Search

 

[Tcrazy]

deffinetly looks like that

 

[cacoseraph]

it almost looks like a sowbug killer but the fangs don't look quite massive enough. i believe they can kind of tuck 'em back, though

look up Dysdera species.
http://images.google.com/images?q=Dysdera&hl=en

my local species is Dysdera crocata

edit:
whoops i misread the post you responded to the Trachelas sp.
looks much more like that than a Dysie

 

[pitbulllady]

That's a Trachelas sp., or "Ground Sac Spider". Some of these have been known to have "medically significant" venom, so be careful with it. It is definately NOT a Kukulcania hibernalis, as the whole shape of the "face" area is completely different.

pitbulllady

 

[Venom]

Pitbulllady is correct in that it's definitely a Trachelas tranquillas. They are mildly medically significant. From what I've read, their habit of feeding on already-dead arthropods means they often carry bacteria on their chelicera/ fangs that can cause infections in humans. I kept one last year, and it was a blast. I had a gravid female, and she was SUPER defensive of her eggsac! They actually give T-style threat displays! She would rear up, bare fangs, and strike like a cobra! She was a good feeder too, not timid about taking prey near her own size, so if you can find these I recommend them as enjoyable hobby spiders.

 

[Tcrazy]

i have her now in and enclosure and trying to get her in there was a pain.
i was trying to scoot her with a paint brush and she kept attacking it so i took a safer aproche and used a small tube and just layed the tube in the enclousre with her in there and the lid off the tube.
i put a roach nymph in there to see what would happen and she bit it and in 30 seconds the roach was dead...

 

[Venom]

Fun little nasties, aren't they?

 

[Tcrazy]

they are indeed..

 

[buthus]

Like I said...it ALMOST looks like my K. hibernalis.