Is a house spider a carnivore?

Answer 1

A wolf spider eats several types of bugs, mostly flying insects.

If you were to feed one, I would recommend flies; still alive, and able to fly.

Otherwise, the spider may not eat what you have given it.

Answer 2

Wolf Spiders are most likely to eat insects or spiders that are about the same size or a little smaller than they are. They are likely to find crickets more often than they would find moths or butterflies. They might find grasshoppers too powerful to be easy prey because of their powerful hind legs. Also, grasshoppers tend to stay on the plants they eat, not down on the ground, and jumping spiders ordinarily do not climb. If there were no crickets of the right size at some time and place, then the wolf spiders would not catch many of them. Wolf spiders will probably eat whatever is about the right size and in plentiful supply. They probably would avoid things that are covered with poisonous spines, sticky fluids, etc.

Answer 3

Birds, bats, larger insects and frogs eat spiders.

Answer 4

No. Wolf spiders generally eat insects or other small animals that they have killed themselves. They are carnivores (meat eaters), and, generally speaking they are insectivores.

Answer 5

NO they eat insect like any other spider

Answer 6

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