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Old 25-05-2009, 06:47 PM
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Re: what type of spider is this?
LOL @ Bordie's posts

I would have screamed if I'd seen that! It looks plastic lol...

Did you squish it?
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Old 25-05-2009, 07:04 PM
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there was screaming..and yeah it does look plastic...but it was moving..uurrrgghhhh still dont know what it is! ...

and yeah...squished :S sorry spider fans
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Old 24-06-2009, 08:41 PM
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Re: what type of spider is this?
Its Dysdera Crocata the woodlouse Spider (Female full of eggs as well going by the shape of the Abdomen)

They usually live anywhere there are woodlice as they feed exclusively on them
Their Chelicerae are greatly enlarged and have powerful fangs for penetrating the armoured shell of the woodlouse, during the day they can be found in small firmly anchored silk tubes, only coming out at night to hunt.

Caution!!!!

Dysdera Crocata has an Aggressive nature, although not dangerous, when threatened they will rear up and can and will inflict a very painfull bite that can result in a pronounced 4"-5" swelling at/around the envenomation site but this will recede and heal over a couple of days with the help of a suitable Antihistamine cream
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Old 24-06-2009, 08:58 PM
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they will come out tonight and bite you.the eggs stay hidden for ages then they all hatch together if you move house they go with you poor foxy
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Old 25-06-2009, 01:22 AM
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Re: what type of spider is this?
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Its Dysdera Crocata the woodlouse Spider (Female full of eggs as well going by the shape of the Abdomen)

They usually live anywhere there are woodlice as they feed exclusively on them
Their Chelicerae are greatly enlarged and have powerful fangs for penetrating the armoured shell of the woodlouse, during the day they can be found in small firmly anchored silk tubes, only coming out at night to hunt.

Caution!!!!

Dysdera Crocata has an Aggressive nature, although not dangerous, when threatened they will rear up and can and will inflict a very painfull bite that can result in a pronounced 4"-5" swelling at/around the envenomation site but this will recede and heal over a couple of days with the help of a suitable Antihistamine cream
omgggggg there were woodlice in my room! arghhhh scary! thanks for telling me! really wanted to know! sif they bite!!! ahhhaa ive moved out now...so the nxt owners better watch their backs lol.
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Re: what type of spider is this?
Ew

When I was working I found a wolf spider. I chucked a pot on it and ran for my life
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