Some south-american wolfes

[Stefan2209]

Hello all,

for your pleasure, some south-american lycosids.

Enjoy... :worship:

unidentified lycosid, male:

unidentified lycosid, female:

unidentified lycosid, female + offsprings

Lycosa erythrognatha

More to come soon, watch out!

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[NotaSpider]

Thanks Stefan,

I'm not a collector myself but any spider pictures are much appreciated, particularly of the hunting Araneomorphs as they are my favourite spiders.

We have a few interesting Lycosids in Australia; my favourites being those found in the arid parts of the country; such as L foressti and L storri etc. It's a bit of a pity that we don't have any spectacular Ctenids, at least as far as I'm aware.

Anyway, keep the 'pics' coming!

 

[Stefan2209]

Thanks Stefan,

I'm not a collector myself but any spider pictures are much appreciated, particularly of the hunting Araneomorphs as they are my favourite spiders.

We have a few interesting Lycosids in Australia; my favourites being those found in the arid parts of the country; such as L foressti and L storri etc. It's a bit of a pity that we don't have any spectacular Ctenids, at least as far as I'm aware.

Anyway, keep the 'pics' coming!

Hi,

thanks for the appreciation!

While i´m not too deep into Lycosid´s, i take them for excellent foto-subjects, those big, bad eyes are just a real "eye-catcher"

Aussie-Lycosids? I know of at least one species, that i find quite beautiful: Lycosa godefroyi (spelling?). Quite a pity, that australian true spiders are unavailable in europe.

Next to the mentioned Lycosa i´d be very interested in some of your Deinopis as well, not to forget your several beautiful huntsman spider species.... :worship:

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[Steven]

very very good looking male, Stefan
(strictly speaking as a heterosexual arachno-freak :razz: )

 

[bistrobob85]

Really nice male, agreed... I like the skull on its abdomen . For the rest, well that lycosa erythrognatha looks great too, its one of my favorite wolfies, my compliments for the pics!!!!

phil.

 

[NotaSpider]

Aussie-Lycosids? I know of at least one species, that i find quite beautiful: Lycosa godefroyi (spelling?). Quite a pity, that australian true spiders are unavailable in europe.

Let's not go there shall we?

Your spelling was close; it's L godeffroyi but I had to look it up.

Cheers.

 

[Techuser]

I believe the first one is hogna genus, i have one too

 

[Stefan2209]

I believe the first one is hogna genus, i have one too

Hi Techuser,

very interesting to me, thanks for that post!

May i inquire if your specimen is a female? We got a bunch of wolfes, apparently of different species, mostly females.

One male was within the shipment, the pictured black-white coloured specimen. Now we can´t know, if it´s a male of one of the species which we got females from, too, or if it´s a complete different species.

Whatever it is, very nice looking for sure!

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[Stefan2209]

Hi all,

came to the impression, some of you guys are just in love with those L. erythrognatha´s...

If this impression is true, i guess, you´ll like this...

Enjoy:

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[Brian S]

Hi Stefan,
Would you tell me how they were packed? I have had bad luck when shipping Lycosa and Dolomedes even here in my country.

 

[Techuser]

Stefan mine is a male too
are you talking about the females of those pics?
they seems to be different species