Spider

[devder1]

Well i saw this spider (i think its a wolf spider) and snapped a few pix


the creepy spider





the creepy spider after i smashed it with a broom

leg close up

face close up

C&C welcome

 

[blazin_dragon18]

jeez...scary looking fella, i would hate to get bitten by this guy~

 

[devder1]

jeez...scary looking fella, i would hate to get bitten by this guy~

yes, i was doing a waterchange, and noticed him sitting on my back door... and may have shrieked like a girl...

 

[Deep Blue Sea]

Why kill it tho? just move it outside with a dustpan

 

[devder1]

Why kill it tho? just move it outside with a dustpan

yeah that was my bad, i took a broom and was about to sweep it outside and i kinda snapped and whacked it, i bet that thing was fast

 

[devder1]

wolf spider bite

 

[Deep Blue Sea]

youch

 

[devder1]

youch

yeah, he was pretty nasty. the pix are better thn i thoguth tho, but i cant waiit to get my dslr so i can take real pro pix

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Definitely not a Wolf Spider. It's some type of Crab Spider. Either way it would have been fish food in my house.

 

[devder1]

Definitely not a Wolf Spider. It's some type of Crab Spider. Either way it would have been fish food in my house.

ooh
giant crab spiders are large, nocturnal spiders. They are fairly common in desert areas around Tucson. These spiders don't spin webs, instead these wandering hunters will stalk and chase their insect prey. Giant Crab Spiders have a leg span of 2.25 inches (5.7 cm) or more, but despite their large size, they are excellent climbers and are often found crawling around on walls and even ceilings

Giant Crab Spiders should never be picked up or handled with bare hands (shudder) because they will bite, but they are not dangerous to non-invertebrates.