need help first time trying to mate wolf spiders

[bhoeschcod]

why great this is gonna be harder then i thought:wall:

 

[ErikWestblom]

why great this is gonna be harder then i thought:wall:

Did you even read what I wrote? I said that the spider in the picture that you linked is a Hogna species, probably H. helluo or something like that. That's a fairly big spider, atleast 2"+ legspan.

If your isn't that big, it doesn't look like the spider in the picture. Yours is brown, yes, but other than that?

Search for Pardosa, you will probably find a match somewhere in that genus. The problem is that there are MANY species in the Pardosa genus.

 

[bhoeschcod]

:8o oh sorry about all that but my spider is black:8o

 

[J.huff23]

Wait now....a few days ago, you posted a thead asking how to keep 'wolfies' alive. Ok. And now, you want to breed them? Did I get that right? Ok.......did you even read my post in your other thread?

If you dont even know how to take care of them, then you definitly shouldnt breed them. Just stop. Back up. Stop collecting your local bugs just to have them die.

Take time to read and learn BEFORE you get the spider. You are acting very irresponsible and still immature. Its getting really annoying really fast.

Im not trying to be rude to you, so sorry if it comes off that way. Im just trying to offer advice that I know you wont follow.

 

[Richard McJimsey]

Im not trying to be rude to you, so sorry if it comes off that way. Im just trying to offer advice that I know you wont follow.

 

[-Exotic]

Words of advice.

bhoeschcod,
Please be specific and descriptive when talknig about wolf spiders.
Im sorry if im being rude but it is hard sometimes what you are talking about
Please read and give the species name of the wolf spider.

 

[J.huff23]

? :? What?

 

[bhoeschcod]

oh i finally did a little reasearch and i think the species is Lycosa godeffroyi

 

[calum]

Unless you live in austrialia, I doubt it.

 

[bhoeschcod]

oh come on:wall:

 

[Richard McJimsey]

? :? What?

See the included quotation..

Im not trying to be rude to you, so sorry if it comes off that way. Im just trying to offer advice that I know you wont follow.

Hypocritical much?
Nevertheless, I agree.
Bhoescod, or whatever the heck your name is, if you can't be mature and responsible enough to care for these animals, just don't do it.
And, if you want to continue doing so, despite all of these peoples advice, PLEASE, don't continue asking questions if you won't even do us the courtesy of taking our advice.
We're not trying to be mean, we're trying to help you, and the animals in your possession.

 

[ErikWestblom]

Have you even tried googling the name "Pardosa"?

 

[bhoeschcod]

yep and this is what i found Pardosa sphagnicola that might
be what i have but im not count my chickens till they hatch:8o

 

[bhoeschcod]

i have no idea if this helps but here http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_7088/is_/ai_n28320325

 

[ErikWestblom]

Ok, so this is what I mean by a Pardosa sp.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/46/131047374_a9710cb82b.jpg?v=0

Does it look like that?

The Pardosa genus consists of more than 500 species, so will be extremely hard to determine what exact species without microscope... and KNOWLEDGE

 

[bhoeschcod]

kinda but i let them go because i dont have any food for em:}

 

[ErikWestblom]

kinda but i let them go because i dont have any food for em:}

Yeah that's the problem with such small spiders, as you learned now. You have to have new born crickets or roaches. Or flies.