US Indiana spider??

[Derrick]

okay I live in Indiana in the United States and was curious on what type of spider this is? Looks like a male huntsman spider mixed with a type of crab spider.. Any ideas? Lol

 

[kormath]

i thought huntsmans were from Australia? Kinda blurry to make out any markings. Not sure.

 

[Derrick]

They are that's the weird thing this one looks like a cross of that a huntsman and a crab spider

 

[Derrick]

i thought huntsmans were from Australia? Kinda blurry to make out any markings. Not sure.

Also what type of species is your profile pic? Dwarf of some kind? Resembles a green bottle blue. Just can't tell on my iPhone.

 

[kormath]

It's my son's GBB sling "Marley". She's about 2.5" give or take now, suspect female, but the last molt was too torn in just the wrong spot to verify. That pic was taken after her most recent molt in December.

 

[Denny Dee]

okay I live in Indiana in the United States and was curious on what type of spider this is? Looks like a male huntsman spider mixed with a type of crab spider.. Any ideas? Lol View attachment 14107

Assume that it is dead? Looks like she lost a pair of legs somewhere. Photo is a bit dark and can't zoom in very well. If I had to guess, it is some type of grass spider (Agelinidae sp.). Be careful picking up what you don't know. At first glance I thought it was a recluse. Ouch.

 

[CrypticSpider]

Quite possibly a Philodromidae... "Running Crab Spider".

 

[Derrick]

Assume that it is dead? Looks like she lost a pair of legs somewhere. Photo is a bit dark and can't zoom in very well. If I had to guess, it is some type of grass spider (Agelinidae sp.). Be careful picking up what you don't know. At first glance I thought it was a recluse. Ouch.

It was bathing with the kids lol ode rather me get bit by something dangerous than them though. Thanks for the caution though.

 

[Lee Sanchez]

It looks like a spider I see here in California near lakes and rivers running around the rocks.