Spiders

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In 1998 a similar broach sold at Christies auction for $220,000

That description could be hard to pin point. North America is home to about 3,400 of the categorized 40,000 species of spiders in the world and I could tell you a name with is not the one you have seen. When you have a description like this, you should mention the place where it was seen.

Maybe you can describe the web if it was seen in a web because spiders can generally be identified by the type of web they create though not all webs are used to capture prey. Maybe if the spider you saw is a web spider and not a tarantula spider could be an American House Spider, a Banded Garden Spider or an Orb Weaver spider.

Fertization of eggs occurs in womb and within determined period after copulation occured (from 1 to 8 months), duration of which inheres in direct dependency from different conditions (seasonal, temperature, humidity/moisture, presence of food, period from female`s last molt etc.) and concrete species of tarantula, female lays eggs, entwined them in eggsac (cocoon). Whole this process occurs in dwelling camera of burrow, which changes in "nest". Eggsac, as a rule, consists in two parts, attached by its edges. First spins the basic part, then eggs laying upon it and finally it is plaited with roofing part. Some species (Avicularia spp., Theraphosa blondi) plate into cocoon walls their «urticating hairs» for its protections from possible enemies.

Female of arboreal tarantula Psalmopoeus cambridgei with eggsacUnlike majority of other spiders, female of tarantula protects eggsac and takes care of it, being turning it over periodically by chelicerae and pedipalps and also moving it depending on change of the conditions of humidity and temperature. There are determined difficulties with artificial incubation of eggs in home conditions are bound with it. But in many cases it is reasonable to artificially incubate eggsacs since cases of eating its by females are not rare in hobby as a result of "stress" caused by enxiety so as «on unknown reasons». To this effect amateurs from USA, Germany, England, Australia have developped an incubator, but some amateurs, withdrewing cocoons from females, take their "maternal" functions on itself, turning over cocoon manually several times a day

-Mikhail F. Bagaturov-

In most cases, the female spider is larger than the male spider of the same species.

Spiders are arachnids as they have 8 legs, not 6.

the most common thing said on the internet was that they eat pinhead crickets or table scraps of food. :)

The Redback spider is not an endangered species. However the Katipo, which is related to the Australian Redback, is endangered.

In a basement, the earth itself (and sometimes bedrock or large boulders) prevent extreme temperature extremes from occurring. In the summer, the basement would then be relatively cool compared to the outside temperature. Also in summer where people have basements, it gets humid as well as warm. When this humidity gets into the basement, some of the moisture in the air condenses out onto cool surfaces. This results in a general dampness in a basement. And, this dampness can become a kind of mustiness, since many basements have poor ventilation to circulate fresh air through them.

Swelling shows an allergic reaction much like the reaction to a mosquito bite; this normally will go away by itself, eventually. If, however, an infection develops, then you would need medical treatment.

Well actually daddy long legs are extremelypoisonous however since we are so big and have large immune systems a bite would not hurt us if they were to bite you which Isn't

t likely. But don't kill them the are very handy to have around, they kill ants!!!

Could be the Green Lynx Spider

It is the marbled golden orb weaver.

We found a red spider, last night, making a web ( A very nice web I might add) on our back deck, between the house and addition we built. Although we were looking up into the back yard light, it looked very, very red. We have found large black and yellow spiders before, and small jumping spiders, but have never seen this type. What's his name and what can anyone tell us about it?

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Chesapeake, VA.

No, many are not. Solifugae are not, nor are mites or ticks. Many spiders and scorpions inject venom, but not all do.

A brown recluse can live about six months without food or water. I'm not really sure how long they would live with they things they need, but they live longer in colder enviorments.

I believe it is a Waxwing you are describing

eight legs, and 2 large feeding arms

Identifying Spiders is very difficult without having a picture to help. so many spiders are similar in size length and color patterns.

Likely the Daring (Bold) Jumping Spider

Technically, all spiders are venomous, meaning that they use venom to kill their prey, which are usually insects. The Wolf Spider's venom is harmless to humans.

call the exterminator or use a speacial spray

Wolf spiders hunt by sight.

Sometimes, they will wait near the mouth of a burrow and will pounce on their prey as it enters or leaves its home. Other times, their excellent vision will allow them to see their prey out in the open and they will either pounce on, or chase their intended victim.

No spiders are poisonous. You can eat them without fear.

Almost all species of spiders have one kind of venom or another, but there are no "small white spiders" that are known to be a serious problem to human beings.

Black Widdow Spider PS:I am A student in the 6th grade