Texas species I.D. ? Help

[Versijewels]

Found these on lake Travis just west of austin, They were about 10 feet higher than the water line on the hill so i took them home and the area flooded the day after. Ive been keeping them feeding them pinheads. They are so small im not even positive they are T’s lol my vision is awe full. Any Ideas, A Hentzi slings maybe?

 

[cold blood]

those dont look like tarantulas to me

 

[Jesse607]

Definitely not tarantulas, although they may still be a Mygalomorph of some kind. Neat looking whatever they may be.

 

[Theneil]

Can't see the direction of the chelicera. The Shape of the spood looks at least mygalomoph, but I don't see any urticating setae so i also don't think it is a tarantula.

Definitely not tarantulas, although they may still be Theraphosids of some kind. Neat looking whatever they may be.

Aren't theraphosids and tarantulas the same thing?

 

[Jesse607]

Lol yeah....I meant mygalomorph...not enough coffee yet today...

 

[Tenebrarius]

not a T lmao definitely look mygalomorph though. looks like euagrus(edit: thats the genus, they're type of dipluridae(family) "curtain spiders") IDK?

 

[pannaking22]

Probably Euagrus sp., though it'd be a stretch range-wise. One species ranges into "south-central Texas" according to BugGuide, but I'm not really sure how far that is.