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Zoropsis
Picture ID 7688
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Zoropsis spp.
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Oct 17, 2019 - Photographed
Oct 18, 2019 
London, United Kingdom
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Ζoropsis I think
Hi, welcome to Spider ID. 🙂 I agree with the ID suggested above, Zoropsis sp. – False Wolf Spider.
Thanks! I googled it and found a few sources claiming it Zorospsis sp. can be at most 20-25mm long including legs? Not sure about the exact size of this one but I have another photo suggesting it’s probably about 3 times that size (I’d say >80mm including legs). What do you think?
That doesn’t sound right, spiders are typically measured without legs. The book “Spiders of North America (2005)” describes Zoropsis spinimana as being ~10-17mm and that’s without legs, they’d be considerably bigger with legs. 80mm sounds a little big but I don’t know what size range including legs would really be.
Thanks! I googled it and found a few sources claiming it Zorospsis sp. can be at most 20-25mm long including legs? Not sure about the exact size of this one but I have another photo suggesting it’s probably about 3 times that size (I’d say easily 80mm including legs). What do you think?