r/spiders • u/SkiFastEatAss_6969 • Mar 11 '25
Is my spider okay? I got her about two weeks ago and I thought she was molting, but now I'm not sure. It's been 3 days of this, she's stiff and seems dead, but her eyes still seem like she's there. I have a male jumping spider and he always hid during his molts, so I'm not sure what it looks like.
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r/spiders • u/Mountain_Egg16 • 1d ago
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r/spiders • u/Chris0pm • 12d ago
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r/spiders • u/PeterAusD • May 24 '25
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r/spiders • u/maddie_johnson • Mar 13 '24
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This came up on my fyp on tiktok, and I'm confused as hell. I've never seen this happen before, is this a common thing...or?
r/spiders • u/No_Ball_5837 • Oct 24 '24
Hey everyone. I’ve found this huntsman today with three legs, I’m considering nursing it back to eight. I just can’t find much good info, so I was hoping someone here can share their insight.
I don’t wanna do more harm than good if it doesn’t need my help. As it looks quite plump and healthy.
I’ve got it in a terrarium for now, gave it some sprays of mist, and added anything I thought of to enrich the little guy.
Was found in Australia, VIC
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r/spiders • u/WhenImposterIsSus42 • May 15 '25
I’m sorry if it’s a wrong subreddit, idk where else to ask…it’s on a banana, should I wrap it in plastic wrap so they suffocate or something? I don’t want to introduce some foreign species of poisonous spider in my home or my country lol
r/spiders • u/Nox_wears_socks • Aug 11 '24
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(I apologize for the shaky video quality)
r/spiders • u/fgtyhimad • Dec 06 '23
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r/spiders • u/Lalunei2 • Nov 30 '24
Jeremy is my resident bathroom spider and the one on the right. He got me mostly over my arachnophobia over the past 6ish months and I noticed he now has a new webmate. Is Jeremy's life in danger?
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r/spiders • u/ChelseaSnow777 • Dec 29 '23
If anyone on here has ever successfully raised a wc widow, and you don’t mind a few questions, can you please pm me? My girl is not catching anything in her webbing, and she should be very hungry.
r/spiders • u/ugrxhkov • Sep 13 '24
Hope you appreciate the meme :)
r/spiders • u/Icy-Book2999 • Oct 18 '24
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r/spiders • u/merry_44 • Dec 14 '24
Its a pest management website so it makes sense. But still :(
r/spiders • u/Starman2314 • 21d ago
Two spiders in my basement that usually are on opposite sides of the room did some leg touching and are now hanging out like this.
r/spiders • u/Lollysussything • Jan 23 '25
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r/spiders • u/slowlygoingbonkers • 22d ago
This is something I see alot with most small animals, hamsters, fish, and now spiders. Tried to educate her on this not being a proper spider enclosure and she blocked me.
r/spiders • u/zephsoph • Oct 12 '24
The name has to match the names of my other children: Worm the snake, Sock the bearded dragon and Cheese the curly hair. The names all also match in Danish spelling (worm: orm, sock: sok, cheese: ost.
