Looks like a male trap-door according to the chart posted.ranger11 said:What kind of spider is this ?
I've seen them bigger but never that fat. I didn't even know they could get that fat! You must have fed it well!joho75287 said:
Here's an orb weaver my kids and I were "raising" until I had to move my trailer...
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^^^what he said.TacomaJD said:All spiders are evil and should be kilt with fire. :****:
Haha my bad.Bumpers said:^^^what he said.
Now that I have opened this thread I cant sleep
patooyee said:I've seen them bigger but never that fat. I didn't even know they could get that fat! You must have fed it well!
Bug-a-salt FTW!!!Beerj said:I recently got a bug-a-salt salt shotgun. My and my 3 year old daughter spend more time than we probably should wounding flys and feeding the spiders. Every now and then we have to send one to spider heaven just to remind them who's boss.
FlatlandFSJ said:Ill get a picture of the rafters in my shop this afternoon. The rafters are on 2 foot centers and there is a different spider(all the same kind of brown/black FL house spider) on every rafter where it meets the beam. I would have never thought they would nest so close together, but they dont seem to fight with each other any. Watching them destroy the carpenter bees is pretty gnarly, those bees make a god awful noise when they get stuck.