It's home is above our kitchen sink and we don't know what it is, don't want to have a dangerous spider in the house with a baby around, need to know if we can leave it so it keeps flies down, or kill the fucker asap.
Jumping spiders
The jumping spider is probably the most common biting spider in the United States. People are caught by surprise and scared when they see the spider jump, especially if it jumps towards them. Bites from a jumping spider are painful, itchy and cause redness and significant swelling. Other symptoms may include painful muscles and joints, headache, fever, chills, nausea and vomiting. The symptoms usually last about 1-4 days.
looks like a common house spider, known as cobweb spider or comb foot spider - not dangerous
could be a crab spider, especially since you found it on the ceiling - not dangerous
I'm assuming its the house spider based on its color.
Awesome, thats good to hear, I've decided tomorrow I'm just gonna catch it in a container and spray the thing with bug spray to kill it and any babies it has. Don't want to risk it biting the baby and hurting her even if it won't harm us.
to all you who said smack it, don't read well do you? its possibly has a sack full of eggs, smacking it means hundreds of little spiders just like it all over the place... smack = big no no.
to all you who said smack it, don't read well do you? its possibly has a sack full of eggs, smacking it means hundreds of little spiders just like it all over the place... smack = big no no.
i can totally relate to what you are saying...
i smacked the shit out of this girl one time and a baby fell out of her pussy....
to all you who said smack it, don't read well do you? its possibly has a sack full of eggs, smacking it means hundreds of little spiders just like it all over the place... smack = big no no.
I will not about argue with you on this one
Just use some card and a cup or something flat and a container and then remove it outside.
I also would not be spraying any bug spray if your that worried about the baby. Look around and see if you can see an egg sack. Typically looks like a small piece of cotton caught in the web. Or better yet after you remove the spider just get a paper towel that is semi damp and just remove all of the webbing. Throw that away outside.
It's an arachdanus dil pietro, named after the man who discovered it in Italy.
I would catch it and release it far away from home.
It is probably full of eggs so you better act quick...
We get those in webs that go from the tree branches up to the house here. Walking around the yard at night is NOT recommended lol. Although they are pretty harmless. I leave spiders where they are for the most part. I'd rather have them eating mosquitos personally. Be glad it's not one of these. I snapped this pic after I killed it and posed him all nice and purty for the camera.
It is a brown recluse. We got them everywhere down here where I live in NC. Got these fuckers too. Cowkiller ants (which actually aren't ants at all, they are a breed of wingless wasps) Sting on these things is incredible so I've been told. They can kill elderly and kids lawl. Things don't die either. You can SOAK them with raid and they keep on truckin'.
Oh, did I mention that brown recluse was on the side of the toilet bowl right by my leg as I was pinching a loaf? I had to break it mid turd so I could get up and kill that thing lol
This fucker scared the shit out of me a week ago as I was cleaning a bathroom downstairs. Went to move the shower curtain and seen it move inside the tub. Took quite a bit of raid to kill it. Usually we get wolf spiders in our window wells as they are 3.5 ft deep and they can't get back out, but never have seen something like this inside the house.
The picture was taken from the other side of the tub as it was at one end. Not zoomed in etc.
"maybe it will kill my baby... or maybe it will just eat bugs... not really sure what to do"
sounds like a great bit of parenting goin' on over there
go away troll, i'm all for insects, they have a purpose on this earth too, if its not harmful, im not gonna do shit, my first reaction is whats it gonna do to my daughter, i came asking knowledgable people, not for some sig whore troll to call me a bad parent, so fuck off.
go away troll, i'm all for insects, they have a purpose on this earth too, if its not harmful, im not gonna do shit, my first reaction is whats it gonna do to my daughter, i came asking knowledgable people, not for some sig whore troll to call me a bad parent, so fuck off.
your question stemmed from concern for your safety of your own child... which was totally offset by your concern for whether or not the spider might eat bugs.
It's spider-man's illegitimate offspring, he had this fling with a trapdoor spider once and she dropped about a million babies. You should see the size of her welfare check.
If you are that worried about an outside spider biting your daughter I think you have bigger problems...
Obviously suffering tragically from 1st kid syndrome.
Would not be surprised if he starts to duct tape pillows on the corners of hard objects once it starts to crawl some. Adds child locks to everything. Buys only the best stuff all be it crap but still stuff for the kid and so forth.
By the 2-3 kid it would have to spit green pea soup and rotate its head 360 degrees to even be brought to the ER, but well he still is far from that stage.
It's spider-man's illegitimate offspring, he had this fling with a trapdoor spider once and she dropped about a million babies. You should see the size of her welfare check.
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