Spiders have been around for some 300 million years, and they have changed very little since they evolved. Their sizes have not changed during the period that humans have been making written observations about them. Sometimes new spiders come to the attention of scientists who may document things that people who live in the area where the spiders are found have always known. For instance, there has been some interest in recent years in a Huntsman spider found in South East Asia that has a leg span almost as large as the largest known tarantulas, but these large spiders did not suddenly pop into existence sometime in the last few decades or centuries.
So unless something very strange and almost impossible happens in the next fifty years, spiders will not get either larger or smaller.
50
They are now raised and slaghtered in half the time the were 50 years ago
You can calculate an orb weavers size from its web, but that's about all. Given a strict diet, the length of time a particular species goes between molting can estimate age, but this is hardly worth the controlled conditions required. Some ages can be 'estimated' by color/pattern changes after a molt,depending on species.Typically, a spiders age is not scaled in time, but rather the number of molts. Each of these periods is called its 'instar',and after a final molt, considered adult.(full grown)Source(s):
2 to 4 years
They average 50 to 60 years in captivity and 30 to 40 years in the wild.
Spiders can live over 50 years
well coronation is 50 years old now
about 50-70 years
i am now 50 years old .
actually its exactly the same now as it was 50 years ago
IT will burn out after 50 billion years!
Not now, but I did 50 years ago.
Their music is timeless.
IT will burn out after 50 billion years!
Pholcids (daddy long leg spiders) are fragile spiders, the body being 2-10 mm in length with legs which may be up to 50 mm long.
49 years
70. He is 20 now.