What is everyone's favorite non T spider?

[WithCerberus]

Lets see some pics of everyone's favorite spiders (non T). This is Sphodros rufipes, a local spider we have in southern Illinois that I hope to get some photographs of them this summer if I can find any of the little buggers. 8)

Bobby

 

[Malkavian]

I love the "writing spiders" (some kind of argiope) that live in NC, they're beautiful when they get full grown.

Wolf spiders (Used to be Lycosa, think thats changed lately?) are cool too because they behave (to me) like smaller tarantulas. In the foothills of NC we see a lot of them in the fall, when they're roaming around looking for a winter hide. This one got caught in cobwebs behind my heater two yeras ago (any suggestions as to its exact species would be appreciated)
http://thebleedingheart.com/images/Dsc00010_small.jpg

 

[Mendi]

I really like the widows and jumping best

 

[WithCerberus]

http://www.biosurvey.ou.edu/okwild/misc/images/byarg.jpg

is this the writing spider that you were talking about Malkavian? They are gorgeous aren't they. I can't wait to run into one now that I have my new camera. I really like the wolf spiders too. I kept a carolina wolf before but released her when she turned up one morning with an egg sac. Talk about an aggressive feeder, it was amazing to watch her hunt.

 

[blackacidevil]

The Happy Face!

This is one of our favorites

These are from Hawaii, hopefully someday we'll get to visit and see one in the wild.





Personally, my favorite spider is the Portia but I don't have any pics right now. I'd love to see some if anybody else has some available

 

[WithCerberus]

Those are awesome. Do yiou know what species it is and how big they are?
Mmmm Hawaii, what a nice thought to go to bed on. Very cool pics.

 

[Mendi]

Personally, my favorite spider is the Portia but I don't have any pics right now. I'd love to see some if anybody else has some available

Tell me, where does one find a Portia to buy? I would love one of those! And the little yellow ones are great looking

 

[Spiderbilly]

Hi,
my favorite non T spider is Gorgyrella inermis - the red trapdoor spider.

>>>click here<<<

 

[Immortal_sin]

mine are definately the jumpers..just wish they got BIGGER!

 

[WithCerberus]

http://spiders.zacharoo.com/images/mouse-spider.jpg

I came across this picture late last night, male mouse spiders are insane looking....i've always been a sucker for red heads :} i found it at this website which has lots of other good aussie pics.
http://spiders.zacharoo.com/index.html


http://www.rochedalss.eq.edu.au/spider/portia2.jpg

Is this one of of the Portia spiders you were talking about?

 

[Malkavian]

Cerb- Yes that's the spider i was talking about. The ones in North Carolina typically have darker black crosshatching than the one you picture but other than that they look identical

 

[Longbord1]

i just love NEPHILAS!! they are a humongous spider and very hungry all the time their webs are like fishing line its amazing.so heres some pics of mine.

 

[genious_gr]

Cerberus....hmm YUK!

 

[WithCerberus]

genious_gr......yuk? about what?

That is a really damn cool spider longbord. How do you have it set up? They are an orb weaver right?

 

[genious_gr]

genious_gr......yuk? about what?

That is a really damn cool spider longbord. How do you have it set up? They are an orb weaver right?

That's a yucky spider...

 

[Jakob]

That's a yucky spider...

No it's not...

 

[Crotalus]

Phoneutria nigriventer and Atrax robustus

/Lelle

 

[coco]

no doubt a Xysticus Cristatus and Misumenta Vatia

 

[hermitman64]

I couldn't decide between these 4:

Dysdera Crocata

http://www.butterfly-guide.co.uk/survival/spiders/pics/spid10.jpg

Argiope aurantia

http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/~pjbryant/biodiv/spiders/0046.jpg

Steatoda paykullii

http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/gallery/S-paykullii.jpg

Rabidosa rabida

http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/StratfordLandingES/Ecology/Arthropods/Rabid%20Wolf%20Spider/rabidspidergrass.jpg

And I like so many more...It was hard just picking 4. By the way, does anybody know where I might find some S. paykullii for sale? Thanks,

Gary

 

[genious_gr]

I can find them but I doubt that they'd get there safe

EDIT: I was thinking paykulliana...is that diferent. A spider I had was id'ed as paykulliana nut it was a bit different than this one