Found her out on a job site. Spotted her immediately because she was just so orange!

A social huntsman, black house spider, white banded house jumper & Ocrisiona leucocomis respectively asfaik. Just wanted to share :3

Pa. No clue what she is😅

Is this a brown recluse D:

Please ID Australia NSW

I mean black, silver green AND red. Found in the southeastern US. What is it?

I bought her at a reptile expo.

I’m assuming she’s a Western Black Widow since I’m in California.

She was ‘allegedly’ raised in captivity, but I chose her because she had an egg sac (smooth). Unfortunately the babies had already hatched & died, but I’m hopeful maybe she will have another clutch.

She’s not the prettiest black widow, but they’re incredibly rare to find now that brown widows have taken over. She’s more of a chocolate color, with a very faint line on her dorsal abdomen. If I hadn’t seen the egg sac, I’d probably think she was a brown widow.

PS: I’ve moved her to a more suitable enclosure than the one she spent at least two molts in.

Marbled orb-weaver feasting at Oak Openings Metropark near Toledo, Ohio. Shot with a Sony a1ii and Sony 70-200 GM2.

This was on my hand in western Maine by the white mountains. I was cleaning out old boxes. Looking for an ID.

In Indonesia. Found this guy in a bag of substrate for my snake. Must've been there at least a week. Should i keep it or just release to nearby park?

Constantly finding these little ones in my kitchen, not there one second and then I turn around and poof.. 10000 of them with webs all over my appliances. When I say no webs there one second and then all over the next I mean LITERALLY its a second or two for them to web up. Dont know what to do or what kind they are either, like the 8th time its happened. I just want them to leave, i hate thinking my wife is gonna wake up to make some toast for herself and developing arachnaphobia.

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Cool Fotos Right ? :)

It was so tiny. In my garden. Northeast Oklahoma.

I noticed this little jumper behind the clear plastic instrument panel cover of my carr back in the summer. I wonder how he/she fared with the heat and lack of water or visible prey.