Spider ID, possible Woodlouse Spider?

[Tarantulafeets]

I found this guy a few days ago on the bedroom wall, I cupped him, then was about to release it outside when I noticed that this guy looked rather interesting. I took him back inside and took a few pics, then released him. His chelicerae were rather spread apart, and had pretty long fangs. I'm thinking that it's Dysdera crocata, but the velvety abdomen is throwing me off. Any IDeas? (lol)

 

[Poonjab]

Dysdera crocata

 

[Biollantefan54]

This is not Dysdera crocata, I think some kind of gnaphosid, definitely not crocata though

 

[8 legged]

Dysdera crocata

This is also my opinion!

 

[Biollantefan54]

This spider has 8 eyes and D crocata had 6, it’s not crocata

 

[Albireo Wulfbooper]

Not sure what it is, but the eyes are 100% wrong for Dysdera. Maybe some kind of hacklemesh?

 

[dangerforceidle]

This is a few weeks old, but do you mind if I post these to the /r/spiders subreddit (with credit, of course)? A few of the mods there are great with harder to crack cases.

Or if you use reddit, I would suggest posting. I'm very curious, but I'm not coming up with much.

 

[Tarantulafeets]

This is a few weeks old, but do you mind if I post these to the /r/spiders subreddit (with credit, of course)? A few of the mods there are great with harder to crack cases.

Or if you use reddit, I would suggest posting. I'm very curious, but I'm not coming up with much.

Yes, you can definitely post it! It was a very interesting spider, that's for sure

 

[dangerforceidle]

Seems @Biollantefan54 was correct with Gnaphosidae. Compare to Prodidomus rufus here: https://bugguide.net/node/view/976228/bgpage

 

[Cecelias lair]

The velvety abdomen would make me guess Scotophaeus blackwalli (I hope I spelt it right).
Their common names are European mouse spiders because their abomen looks similar to the fur of a mouse. A bit of a different reason to Australia's mouse spiders for the name

 

[Biollantefan54]

The velvety abdomen would make me guess Scotophaeus blackwalli (I hope I spelt it right).
Their common names are European mouse spiders because their abomen looks similar to the fur of a mouse. A bit of a different reason to Australia's mouse spiders for the name

this person isn’t in Europe if their profile is correct, the chelicerae also aren’t right for blackwalli

 

[Cecelias lair]

this person isn’t in Europe if their profile is correct, the chelicerae also aren’t right for blackwalli

You're right. The chelicerae colour did throw me off tbh.
And I probably should check people's locations before guessing