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Apparently they make good pets - "The waterspider is an easy housepet, and can be fed with a lot of freshwater animals".

http://www.waterwereld.nu/waterspineng.php

I want one too god knows where you can get them, might have to try and catch one. I know their native to my country, I don't know if their rare in the wild though...

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