its been in my apartment for like 2 months, has a lil web behind my desk.. I let it live because it takes care of houseflies and moths.. last night it killed another spider twice its size though O_O
any idea what kind of spider this is?
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its been in my apartment for like 2 months, has a lil web behind my desk.. I let it live because it takes care of houseflies and moths.. last night it killed another spider twice its size though O_O
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yeah my servers been acting weirdOriginally posted by StickyGreenHAH! FOUND IT FRISComment
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yay!!!!!!!!Originally posted by Furious_Female
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Poke it with your finger and see if it bites first and what's the reaction you getComment
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Does he have a little suitcase?Originally posted by Napoleanyay!!!!!!!!Comment
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cool, didnt even think of trying that.. thanksOriginally posted by spunky
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I'll get him oneOriginally posted by Furious_Female
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I think he's pregnantOriginally posted by NapoleanI'll get him one
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Have you given him a name yet? After all this time I think you should.Comment
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see filename, named him BTKOriginally posted by Andre
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Originally posted by Furious_Female
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Originally posted by Furious_FemaleI think he's pregnant
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you suck at spider namesOriginally posted by xlogger
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Maybe its a black widow spiders:
Species of black widow spiders, which are found in the warmer parts of the world including the United States and S Canada, have a virulent neurotoxic venom. The bite venom of the brown recluse spider of SE and S central United States decomposes tissue, resulting in slow healing and sometimes leaving a sunken scar as large as a quarter.
black widow, poisonous spider of the genus Latrodectus, found throughout North and South America and common in the SW United States. The name derives from the fact that the female, like those of many other spider species, may eat the male after mating. The adult is black with a red or reddish-orange hourglass-shaped marking on the lower abdominal surface. The female is somewhat less than 1/2 in. (1.3 cm) long, and the male is much smaller. The bite venom is a neurotoxin and may cause a severe reaction with intense local pain that spreads to other parts of the body. Occasional fatal cases, which result from respiratory paralysis, are usually limited to children. The most effective treatment is an antivenin. Black widow spiders are classified in the phylum Arthropoda, class Arachnida, order Araneae, family Theridiidae.
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I humbly suggest Stratocaster? Strato- caster? get it?Originally posted by Napoleansee filename, named him BTK
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It's not blackOriginally posted by Stacey_JoinRightNowMaybe its a black widow spiders:
Species of black widow spiders, which are found in the warmer parts of the world including the United States and S Canada, have a virulent neurotoxic venom. The bite venom of the brown recluse spider of SE and S central United States decomposes tissue, resulting in slow healing and sometimes leaving a sunken scar as large as a quarter.
black widow, poisonous spider of the genus Latrodectus, found throughout North and South America and common in the SW United States. The name derives from the fact that the female, like those of many other spider species, may eat the male after mating. The adult is black with a red or reddish-orange hourglass-shaped marking on the lower abdominal surface. The female is somewhat less than 1/2 in. (1.3 cm) long, and the male is much smaller. The bite venom is a neurotoxin and may cause a severe reaction with intense local pain that spreads to other parts of the body. Occasional fatal cases, which result from respiratory paralysis, are usually limited to children. The most effective treatment is an antivenin. Black widow spiders are classified in the phylum Arthropoda, class Arachnida, order Araneae, family Theridiidae.
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i think it is a google spider
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Originally posted by NapoleanI'll get him one
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Originally posted by Furious_Female
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lol FuriousFemale is killing me in this thread...
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damn it is really fat, tough little fucker i guess!no sigComment
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Looks like a web-masterOriginally posted by aicoComment
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need better piccccccccccccComment
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Originally posted by Makolol FuriousFemale is killing me in this thread...
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Originally posted by Furious_Female
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Looks like tick to me... hehehe
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Whoa... Careful with that ones it has killed a spider twice its size.Comment
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