Wolf Spiders Lycosa Hogna Carolinensis

[zueskiee]

Can any one point me in the right direction please....
I'm after wolf spiders, and would like to know where i can get them..
Can you buy Wolf Spider in the UK?

Thanks for your help

Keith

[pepsirat]

We have loads running around our house. I let them go but if my dad gets hold of them its not good for the spider sadly.

NOT SURE IF ITS THE SAME WOLF SPIDER I DONT KNOW MY SPIDERS MUCH.

[mattykyuss]

jorg bernhardt .de has two differant wolf spiders for sale ,he is a awsome seller ,cheers ,mat

[zueskiee]

Thanks for replying everyone..

Yeh i well want spiders like these, both genders if possible..

I think it's the indian wolf spider 'hogna Carolinensis' type i'm after, like the wolves here.. So are they legal in the uk? couldn't position pics propperly..

[mattykyuss]

they are not dwa ,i had a indian wolf spider ,awsome ,try martin goss spiders ,thats where i got mine ,mat

[zueskiee]

Was your indian wolf big or small, Matt? how long did you have he/she? What is 'dwa'? and is there such thing as a Lycosa tarantula?

Has any one got any more advice on where i can get wolf spiders, any UK dealers, breeders, shops, online shops who are willing to post to the UK? Thanks so much for your help..

[mattykyuss]

only about 1 inch ,and had it for about a year ,dwa is a licence you need for alot of animals ,not wolf spiders ,mat

[Josh-sama]

Might be worth PMing exopet. He always gets the true spiders and whatnot in.

[zueskiee]

Thanks Josh i'll do that. They are beautiful spiders, don't you think?

Does any one know how big they can grow, are they even bigger in hotter climates?

Thanks

[Krista]

Originally Posted by zueskiee

Thanks Josh i'll do that. They are beautiful spiders, don't you think?

Does any one know how big they can grow, are they even bigger in hotter climates?

Thanks

Hi

I am no expert but I think Wolf Spiders are a small species and do not grow large at all. An uneducated guess roughly about an inch???? They are my most fave spider so cute

I'm sure someone will be along that has more knowledge on these great Spiders.

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