Rabid Wolf Spider Rabidosa rabida?

[Evilchicken]

So i caught this spider in the house a few days ago. My family would certainly have killed it if they saw it first. Im considering keeping it provided i can give proper care and housing. If not then back to the wild in my garden it is.
Does anyone have any experience with keeping them? I currently have it in a round 10in or so diameter critter keeper with a simple hide, bowl, fake leaves and soil. It has eaten several crickets and seems to be enjoying the hide after discovering it recently. Very fast and jumps crazy high.
First 2 pics in current enclosure.
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Pics below of just after capture. Little blurry sorry.

If anyone has any options on gender, enclosure size, soil depth, or just in general id love to hear. When researching myself i mostly came across general care for wolf spiders as a whole or the giant wolf spider and not this one specifically. Just thought getting other opinions would benefit the spiders care.
Any recommendations on garden store soil brands safe for spiders and Ts?

 

[jbooth]

Looks like it. It's male so it's not going to make the best pet, probably just wander around trying to escape honestly. I'd get a younger one or a female for a pet. Otherwise yeah, just your basic terrestrial with a hide. If you don't have a room full of spiders anything can spread to, I'd say the soil it was standing on, otherwise just topsoil I guess, doesn't really matter.

 

[Evilchicken]

Looks like it. It's male so it's not going to make the best pet, probably just wander around trying to escape honestly. I'd get a younger one or a female for a pet. Otherwise yeah, just your basic terrestrial with a hide. If you don't have a room full of spiders anything can spread to, I'd say the soil it was standing on, otherwise just topsoil I guess, doesn't really matter.

Would a female have shorter legs and a bigger abdomen or is there some other tell tell sign?
Thank you for your response.

 

[jbooth]

Emboli on the pedipalps...

 

[SpookySpooder]

It's a mature male. Coloration and shape of pedipalps signals this

Males don't last very long, so I would release it and search around for another one. There are tons of them in wooded grassy areas.