My guess is that it looks a bit like a sub-adult Common Baboon Spider - Harpactira gigas??
You should prompt Ceratogyrus, He will know for-sure. You should also maybe not keep it...

Cool, That is just down the road from me. Your area still has plenty open stands.
You very lucky to find a baboon spider in your area, normally there are more "holing" around, Something to look after.

I stay in Henley on klip.

Suntiger wrote: My guess is that it looks a bit like a sub-adult Common Baboon Spider - Harpactira gigas??
You should prompt Ceratogyrus, He will know for-sure. You should also maybe not keep it...

Already sent him a pm with the correct ID.

Hey all

thanx for the id, i'll make sure i look after it.

Have an awesome day...

"Cool, That is just down the road from me. Your area still has plenty open stands.
You very lucky to find a baboon spider in your area, normally there are more "holing" around, Something to look after.

I stay in Henley on klip."

nice to know cascade... maybe some time i can pop by and view your collection
:rock

Ceratogyrus wrote:

Suntiger wrote: My guess is that it looks a bit like a sub-adult Common Baboon Spider - Harpactira gigas??
You should prompt Ceratogyrus, He will know for-sure. You should also maybe not keep it...

Already sent him a pm with the correct ID.

That's not acceptable, this is a forum so why would you send him a PM and not let everyone else know???

By the location I would have to assume it's a H hamiltoni.

Also say Harpactira hamiltoni if you check our sasolburg spider hunt pics and video you can compare

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