Wolfspidurguy
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Some kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)i think its a carolina wolf spider
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).but it has a red tint to it...
As good as any other wolf spider.would this be a good spider to keep in captivity?
thanksSome kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).
As good as any other wolf spider.
thanks
it dosnt have the mark on its abdomin like most Rabidosas doSome kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)
You might be able to get a more specific ID by posting this to BugGuide.
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).
As good as any other wolf spider.
it just seems built more like a carolina wolf spiderSome kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)
You might be able to get a more specific ID by posting this to BugGuide.
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).
As good as any other wolf spider.
"It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong." mmmmmmmhhhhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu http://bugguide.net/node/view/1011524Some kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)
You might be able to get a more specific ID by posting this to BugGuide.
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).
As good as any other wolf spider.
never mind its a rabidosa sorry"It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong."
"It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong." mmmmmmmhhhhuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu http://bugguide.net/node/view/1011524
can u get some more people to aid me in my quest to find out what type of spider this is (or its gunna bug me all night)Some kind of wolf spider (Lycosidae), possibly another Rabidosa. (It's not a Hogna, the genus to which Carolina wolf spiders belong.)
You might be able to get a more specific ID by posting this to BugGuide.
FYI, most spiders are not identified by color or markings. Anatomy is what separates them. It's usually possible to make a family ID and sometimes even a genus ID from a photo alone. However, identifying the exact species usually requires a microscopic examination of the reproductive anatomy (male palps and female epigynes).
As good as any other wolf spider.
Did you submit it to BugGuide yet?can u get some more people to aid me in my quest to find out what type of spider this is (or its gunna bug me all night)
You could try submitting it on Reddit at r/whatsthisbug or r/spiders.can u get some more people to aid me in my quest to find out what type of spider this is (or its gunna bug me all night)
I just put it in a nice roomy box with dirt in it rocks some sticks to hide under its perfectThe wine glass enclosure is pretty artsy and chic.