I don't know what it is but it doesn't look like a Minax to me lol...

thanx for the replys guys but i dont think my ID problem is over just yet.
cascade this is the one you had a look at at marie like a year bk or a few months ago.

i dont really care if its a minax or the yellow fringe but i would rather like it to be a yellow then a black im sure you will
all agree with that seeing as now days there are minax every where and only now did trish and her gang get the 1st instar from the sack pulled a few days ago

and from what i now of both spec is the black is dark black even the carapis ring and the abdomen is alot darker
then the yellow clearly has what we ce above a yellow gold carapis ring and the abdomen is lighter so i honestly think its a yellow and any thing 10cm and up would normaly have full adult colours thats my conclusion on this can i be rong or am i right now we must wait for some one to confirm

That is clearly an Ornithoctonus species. The short stocky legs are a give away and that is before we even start looking at RF factors or counting spines on the metatarsus of leg IV and the thorn like spines below the suture on the palpal coxa. There is a translated version of the Von Wirth and Striffler description paper in the light reading thread that will help you or of course you could just wait until one of the forum "names" says it is so which is what usually happens in most of these kinds of threads.

so wiche is it

I will tread lightly here cause I'm kak at identifying my ass from my face, but I think it is Ornithoctonus aureotibialis. (Thai Yellow Fringed). The fluffy brisstles around the carapace and the light(ish) abdomen looks like the spider I had. I think H minax would be much blacker. H minax does have the pattern on the abdomen, but is not that clearly visible.

This is a pic of my female as a sub adult.



This is a video of mine mating. The female is not that clearly visible, but the male is. Perhaps there is a clue there as well.