slow moving, roughly size of 50 cent piece with legs out, legs would stick out passed edge a bit
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Help identify this spider
Hi, and welcome to the site. Your little friend is a female crevice weaver, Filistatidae family, Kukulcania genus. Two possible species are southern house spider, K. Hibernalis and Arizona black hole spider K. arizonica. Regarded as totally harmless, a truly fascinating spider, one of my extensive studies.
https://bugguide.net/node/view/26205/bgpage
A third species K. utahana shown for you range I have professional question about,but possible.
https://spiderid.com/spider/filistatidae/kukulcania/hibernalis/
A hunch,but the fovea on the carapace looks K. arizonica.
Thank you so much. I’ve lived here quite a while and she was here when I came. It’s my understanding that some spiders live a very long time
I have one of these living in my Rio Rancho Art studio. I have a photo, but I don’t know how to attach it. It looks like a mouse spider to me. What do you think it is?mine is in a kind of funnel web and most likely female. She’s nocturnal.