Spiders... anyone know much about em?
Spiders... anyone know much about em?
well, last night while i was taking out my contact lenses to go to bed, i saw out the corner of my eye summut move, turned around and there was spider like i aint seen before...
it had a red body and a big cream coloured abdomen (or whatever the fook it is) and was about 1.5" big. i took a pic on my phone but cant get it onto the pc.
just wondering if its poisonous or not??
the fecker is a bit dead now tho
it had a red body and a big cream coloured abdomen (or whatever the fook it is) and was about 1.5" big. i took a pic on my phone but cant get it onto the pc.
just wondering if its poisonous or not??
the fecker is a bit dead now tho
lmfao
i think it could be this one
Species. Dysdera crocata
Location: SW UK.
Habits: Lives under stones and logs. Prefers woodlice
sounds like it is this one cos my house is fulkl of fookin woodlice
i think it could be this one
Species. Dysdera crocata
Location: SW UK.
Habits: Lives under stones and logs. Prefers woodlice
sounds like it is this one cos my house is fulkl of fookin woodlice
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You would have liked the three I saw at the weekend in the country here.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
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Originally Posted by saff_cossie
You would have liked the three I saw at the weekend in the country here.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
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Originally Posted by * Rudey *
Originally Posted by saff_cossie
You would have liked the three I saw at the weekend in the country here.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
I know the one you are on about though. Think it was some David Attenborough show I saw once. Bit of a nasty sight. Huntsmen look shocking but are harmless. G/f's parents have a place in the country and they are everywhere along with several poisnous snakes so I am constantly on the look out things!Trouble is, its the ones you dont see that do the harm!
saff_cossie, wouldnt have been a pet mate, the house was my uncles before he died years ago, and he didnt keep spiders lol.
the house is full of woodlice tho.
i been lookin on the net and them spiders with the whte tip can kill it says.
the house is full of woodlice tho.
i been lookin on the net and them spiders with the whte tip can kill it says.
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Oh thanks, looked at the spider pic - won't be sleeping tonight
They make my chest go tight and i can't breathe
We have ones like this http://www.nicksspiders.com/nicksspiders/tegenaria2.jpg in our house in summer - Sometimes the only just fit in a pint glass
I hate them, but never kill them
They make my chest go tight and i can't breathe
We have ones like this http://www.nicksspiders.com/nicksspiders/tegenaria2.jpg in our house in summer - Sometimes the only just fit in a pint glass
I hate them, but never kill them
had a huntsman as a pet in a jar whilst in OZ
fed it dead flies off of the light fitting.. fookin quality watching it eat tho.. didnt like coco pops for some reason.
In a warehouse I was working, saw a few Rd Backs.. absolutely tint compared to what I thought they would be..
Those huntsman jump Mahoooosive things. The first flat we looked at too rent, had one on the wall.. Was a nice flat, but left prompto and looked at another one
fed it dead flies off of the light fitting.. fookin quality watching it eat tho.. didnt like coco pops for some reason.
In a warehouse I was working, saw a few Rd Backs.. absolutely tint compared to what I thought they would be..
Those huntsman jump
Mahoooosive things. The first flat we looked at too rent, had one on the wall.. Was a nice flat, but left prompto and looked at another one
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All spiders are venomous. The level of toxicity of the venom and whether they are able to puncture human skin is the issue. My dad was bitten in the garden at my grans house a few years back and it put him in hospital.
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Originally Posted by saff_cossie
Originally Posted by * Rudey *
Originally Posted by saff_cossie
You would have liked the three I saw at the weekend in the country here.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
2 harmless huntsmen spiders but over 4" from end of leg to end of lef. Not a nice site with a body about the size of a 2p. Then a white tail, my first sighting. All my google research had paid off and I was able to identify the black body with small white diamond on the tail. They give a poisonus bite and was about the size of 1p.
Maybe your one was a pet once as not much survives like that in the UK due to the climate and diet.
I know the one you are on about though. Think it was some David Attenborough show I saw once. Bit of a nasty sight. Huntsmen look shocking but are harmless. G/f's parents have a place in the country and they are everywhere along with several poisnous snakes so I am constantly on the look out things!Trouble is, its the ones you dont see that do the harm!
id be wearin stilts 24/7 over thier
pmsl at westy n coco pops nobody likes em its the choce milkshake we like did you give him 1?
you'd have thought a spider would like bread tho
fussy bastid he was... fly's only.. So after the supply in the lamp shade bit had run out, we thru him out the window 
only 2 floors up please note, ground floor flat and no animals were harmed
God's creatures and all that
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I had a spider in my room last year, awesome little dude he was always on the wall in the mornin on the look out for pesky flies n wasps, he took a day trip onto the landing once n me mam splatted him with her slipper
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if you like spiders you should come to my house
theres fookin loads of the bastids and my missus is shit scared of em
normally they just look like the usual ones, but that un above, not seen one like it before so it had to be dealt with
theres fookin loads of the bastids and my missus is shit scared of em
normally they just look like the usual ones, but that un above, not seen one like it before so it had to be dealt with
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Originally Posted by fudgeass
if you like spiders you should come to my house
theres fookin loads of the bastids and my missus is shit scared of em
normally they just look like the usual ones, but that un above, not seen one like it before so it had to be dealt with
theres fookin loads of the bastids and my missus is shit scared of em
normally they just look like the usual ones, but that un above, not seen one like it before so it had to be dealt with
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Originally Posted by fudgeass
Habits: Lives under stones and logs. Prefers woodlice
sounds like it is this one cos my house is fulkl of fookin woodlice
MB.