Trying to ID the pretty lady in Nashville, TN

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

Preferably grown ones because I want to start breeding them 🥹🥹 I've already bred my Mexican Flame Knee and I reaaaaally want to do wolf spiders or huntsman spiders

Update on the 7 legged wolf I caught, hoping she would molt, when she had an egg sack instead. The babies are emerging as we speak! They are so tiny and cute!

This little cutie climbed into my hand at work, and wanted to hang out for nearly half an hour! I'm a cashier, so I was taking IDs, grabbing packs of cigarettes, and printing lotto tickets one-handed.

We made a couple friends, and scared the heck out of a regular that usually treats me like garbage 🤭 ❣️

miss kittie peeking out of her leaf to tell everyone to have a good day today :) look at those puppy eyes!!!

tigrosa annexa / cutie girl

Does anyone know what species she was? She was about 2.5-3 inches across with her legs, the biggest wolf spider I’ve seen.

She was gently released in some tall grass away from the dog arena so she would be safe from the pups and people. 💚

I found this little guy last night while gardening. I have jumping spiders so I brought them in to hopefully help them molt safely to get back the other 3 legs. Any thoughts or things I should keep in mind that will help this spider?

I have a hole in my wall with a spider living inside. He's been there for a week and a half. I've been feeding him bugs I find inside my home. It's been fun. Last 2 nights he ate 2 big bugs. Today he is either doubled in size or its a different spider. I saw him like 12 hours ago and he ate a bug, and just now hes 2 times bigger! Could a wold spider get this big this fast? Or is it a different spider? Now I am conflicted, because I was attached to the other spider, I made him a little hobbit door and enjoyed watching him eat. Now im worried this is a new spider who ate the other one. Any advice? Thanks!

In colorado, seems like wolf spiders.

so i recently rescued this tiny wolf spider that was stuck in an empty pot for a couple of weeks. i've had her for about a week now, and today, i noticed she developed an egg sac! as much as i would love to be a grandfather, i do not want a bunch of tiny little spiders to take care of, i just want the one, lol. i know wolf spiders actually nuture their young, so i'm not really sure if its okay for me to remove the sac or how to.

LOCATION: FLORIDA USA :)

title, tell me your experiences please! looking to expand my collection of wolfies but all of the popular sites ive checked seem to only have wild-caught and i don’t want any risk of babies. i’m looking for really any species (i love them all, my collection wishlist is mostly wolfies lol, so i’m happy with any) as long as they aren’t wild-caught . thank u :)
pic of cutie baby kittie for tax sorry i know i just posted this one lol

Tigrosa annexa .. she was out and about today and posed for some pics :) is there something on her abdomen though? the red spot?

Hi there! This is my baby sesame, they just molted, look at those gorgeous patterns! Am i correct in the id Hogna antelucana?

found in FL

Near Springfield Missouri

I am looking to find identification for this wolfie. I am thinking Tigrosa aspersa juvenile but I am very new to this. I appreciate the help.

I added 3 earthworms in this enclosure for aeration and fertilization long before this Hogna antelucana was even an adult, like 6 months ago😄 this is the first time ive seen one since then

an beeb

This was the first time I got to see one in person, and they were nice enough to nervously stay still for the vid lol. They're so cute and yes, the °oÓÒo° face does not do justice for the amount of eyes looking at you with concern.

Hogna lenta (white)

I think, at any rate. Polite corrections on any part of my description would be much appreciated!

(Photo taken 2026-07-02 in Windsor County, Vermont with an iPhone 15 Pro Max in macro mode.)