wat spider is this?

[Scorpfanatic]

caught this today leg span ard 4-5cm jumps but not far every jump abouit 10-20cm far ..and not high about 10cm max ( i know cos it ran out its hide and plyed a little catching hehe ) hides in a half rotten bark...

guys.. need yr ID on this one..

face

http://individualistic.multiply.com/photos/photo/26/29.jpg

full spider

http://individualistic.multiply.com/photos/photo/26/31.jpg

 

[bengerno]

Hi,

I dunno what species is this, but you have a very nice spider there!

 

[Aviculariinae]

Hi,

Where are you from? Location can help a grreat deal in identification. Its looks to me to be some sort of huntsman.

 

[G. Carnell]

Hey
ive got an Olios sp (Neosparassus...)
from "china" which looks VERY like yours walton

they are very nice..

 

[Scorpfanatic]

hehe im near the southest part of malaysia... huntsmen??? doesnt seem as fast as huntsmen to be the face looks a little like it though// hehe not really into spiders but im keeping this guy cos its cute? hehe

hehe new pic new pic feeding on a full gorwn crix

http://individualistic.multiply.com/photos/photo/26/33.jpg

 

[Scorpfanatic]

ive sreach it through but i still cant get the ID of this ..

 

[G. Carnell]

Hi
here is a pic of the baby i was telling u about:
looks very similar .. no? (this is a 4-5th instar)

 

[bananaman]

check the malaysian tarantula society, either for pics, or email them...maybe they can help...

its awesome by the way!

 

[Scolopendra55]

Sweet whatever it is!!

 

[xgrafcorex]

figured i'd bump this thread instead of making a new one. this spider wandered by while visiting central florida for the 12 hours of sebring.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=631573&postcount=29

any guess as to what species this is?

 

[Stefan2209]

figured i'd bump this thread instead of making a new one. this spider wandered by while visiting central florida for the 12 hours of sebring.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=631573&postcount=29

any guess as to what species this is?

Hi,

looks like a Lycosid (wolf spider) to me.

Greetings,

Stefan

 

[Randolph XX()]

well not sure about the species
but the additional info is:
some hobbyists in Taiwan assume that Heteropoda venatoria in Orchid Island has affect the population of Charon grayi, a kind of ambypygids
Heteropoda venatoria is the most wide spread crab spiders due to human immigration around the world. There were'nt many strong competitors for C.grayi in Orchid Island, but since Heteropoda venatoria made their way there, C.grayi has hard time living on the island. Heteropoda venatoria is more efficient on catching preys on smooth surface, and more dry resistant, which Charons can't.
There were plenty of Charon in the abondoned houses on the island b4, but it's more like the kingdom of Heteropoda venatoria now.
plus, the light we are using attrcts more bugs, mainly moths to our "smooth-surfaced" buildings, where Charons can't live.
It is not easy to find Charons now, only in more remote area on the island
all of the above are just personal assumptions

 

[xgrafcorex]

ha i was searching for the older id threads and came across this one i found while doing this before...also i was at the same place i found the last spider.

anyone have any idea what this is? i took this photo in sebring, florida. its in central florida.

 

[Ando55]

Looks like Araneus sp. or Neoscona sp. to me