Spider ID, wolf spider?

[hestoncv]

Would love to know the species of this spider. My limited knowledge would say wolf spider, and male because of the boxing glove look to the arms in the front. I tried throwing a small cricket in with no back legs but it just ran, probably more worried about being trapped. I wouldn't mind knowing the age and max size along with husbandry. Thank you all!!

 

[Jumbie Spider]

Hogna sp. Invisibilis

 

[hestoncv]

Hogna sp. Invisibilis

Thank you! But I can't seem to find that on the web

 

[hestoncv]

Hogna sp. Invisibilis

Oh lmfao. I didn't post the photo

 

[Jumbie Spider]

Thank you! But I can't seem to find that on the web

Did you mean to upload a pic?

 

[hestoncv]

Would love to know the species of this spider. My limited knowledge would say wolf spider, and male because of the boxing glove look to the arms in the front. I tried throwing a small cricket in with no back legs but it just ran, probably more worried about being trapped. I wouldn't mind knowing the age and max size along with husbandry. Thank you all!!

 

[Jumbie Spider]

Oh yeah I see those male boxing gloves pedipalps there, but a little too dark for me to be able to identify

 

[hestoncv]

Oh yeah I see those male boxing gloves pedipalps there, but a little too dark for me to be able to identify

Dang, I'll try to get a better one soon. If it's got the male traits is it full grown

 

[justanotherTkeeper]

Following this. Not sure where you are, but I'm in the Bay Area, California, and I find these exact bleepers around my house ALL the time

 

[hestoncv]

Oh yeah I see those male boxing gloves pedipalps there, but a little too dark for me to be able to identify

I may be wrong about it being a wolf spider it was making a web in its box, they typically don't do that right? He's also probably like less than one inch, does that help identify

 

[ReignofInvertebrates]

Looks like Coras sp, Agelenidae.