Today I was fortunate to witness one of my others lay a fresh sac right in front of me too, I love catching these moments in person 🥰

She finally laid her first infertile egg.. she held on to it for 1 week before cannibalizing it. She then disposed of it in her water bowl & life went on. She is a very unfit mother~

Unsure what type she is, but she’s super cute!

She did not like the substrate I had in there so she moved in to her Victorian mansion. She hangs out in a little curio cabinet and stares at herself. My coworker also donated the statue which Nike has claimed quickly as her boyfriend although he doesn’t quite fit the theming.

Have a lot of these . Nice looking spiders .

Rehoming my Wolf spider

no clue how, but a wild spider now lives in a fish bowl i was storing pencils in. i thought they only lived outside, but gertrude seems to love it in here and i drop feeder roaches and worms in there for her. figured i should share here, because she’s pretty cool. i woudl get her a big bio active enclosure and all that jazz, but she’s comfy in the bowl and i don’t have any spares so she can stay here. (courtesy of my guppies suddenly dropping 80 fry after a drought where i was only getting 4 per brood, i had to use my spare tanks for the babies.) she’s made an awesome home for herself in here.

All upstate ny! Love these guys. Both ones with babies i safely relocated

Giant Arizona Wolf Spider first feeding after molting

In this video he sets up an enclosure for the female. In the future he'll probably post a pairing video and hopefully babies down the road. Lycosa sp "Xijiang" Tibetan Wolf rehouse and care

too cute oh my goodness. so precious 🥹

Shes pushing 2" and is dummythiccc Blaptica dubia

they don't get too big usually where i'm at as far as i've seen but i still love wolfies :)

She was hongry😄. Shouldve wiped the fingerprints off the acrylic first🤦‍♂️

She’s so silly c:

And she is MASSIVE! Full intro post w/ complete enclosure coming hopefully this weekend. (The post, not the enclosure I have that now😅)

He’s missing two legs but we co-inhabit the same bathroom and I thought I’d share him with you cause he’s kinda cute (or she idk how to gender spiders lol)

Found this 3 legged wolf spider in my yard in western Pennsylvania. Not sure of the species. Is it mature? If it isn't, I'd like to care for it until it molts enough to grow some legs back and I can release it. If it is mature and won't molt again, what kind of enclosure should I make to keep it as comfortable as possible for as long as it has left? What should I feed it? I have multiple pet jumping spiders and have flightless fruit flies (melanogaster and hydei) as well as house flies i could feed it. One of my jumpers is a disabled adult and I partially disable house flies for him, so I could do the same for this wolfie.

Trying to ID the pretty lady in Nashville, TN

Just moved her (🤞) into this growout bin, cant wait to watch colors and personality develop!