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Originally posted by Phlabibit
http://www.calpoison.org/public/spiders.html


Brown Recluse. Not too excited. I enjoy sharing my basement with spiders, but this is not one who is welcome.

I'll get photos.

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You live in NE, right? I've not seen this spider yet.

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Flush it for sure! That is the only way to be sure it is dead and any babies it may be carrying!

I just found two Hobo spiders in the house this week, they are nasty as well. Luckily they are very large so easy to spot and get rid of.

http://www.hobospider.com/info/index.html

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
funelilily enogh it is a CD Russ sent me. CM9K.

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Sorry to interrupt your Name dropping but you are missing a perfect opportunity to make poison darts.

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Originally posted by cashthetrash
Sorry to interrupt your Name dropping but you are missing a perfect opportunity to make poison darts.
The brown recluse is so small it barely has any poison it is just deadly even in miniscule doses so he could make small poison darts for his barbie dolls. 😛

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
You live in NE, right? I've not seen this spider yet.
I've been 'having' spiders for several years and this is the first time I've ran into a one I'm not comfortable in finding. Black Widow would be the only other I'd expect to find that I'd be very uncomfortable finding in my basement.

I've decided a solution. The next spider I see goes in the glass. After today's rain I might even find a wasp at work. I'm calling the shots now, Mr. Spider.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've been 'having' spiders for several years and this is the first time I've ran into a one I'm not comfortable in finding. Black Widow would be the only other I'd expect to find that I'd be very uncomfortable finding in my basement.

I've decided a solution. The next spider I see goes in the glass. After today's rain I might even find a wasp at work. I'm calling the shots now, Mr. Spider.

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Get yourself a snake, they will eat the spiders.


😀

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Originally posted by tomtom232
The brown recluse is so small it barely has any poison it is just deadly even in miniscule doses so he could make small poison darts for his barbie dolls. 😛
But he could raise a spider colony or whatever a herd of spiders are called and make darts big enough to kill a whale, if he were in the whale killing mood. I would save it.

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Originally posted by mlprior
Get yourself a snake, they will eat the spiders.


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My brother has a sneak... but it's a constrictor. Plus I wouldn't want to let this spider go with hope something was going to eat it. I need something that fits in the glass.

Like Badwolf of something....

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Originally posted by mlprior
Flush it for sure! That is the only way to be sure it is dead and any babies it may be carrying!

I just found two Hobo spiders in the house this week, they are nasty as well. Luckily they are very large so easy to spot and get rid of.

http://www.hobospider.com/info/index.html
They hop freight trains and eat out of dumpsters. 🙂

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We get black widows here in LA. Never seen a brown recluse.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've been 'having' spiders for several years and this is the first time I've ran into a one I'm not comfortable in finding. Black Widow would be the only other I'd expect to find that I'd be very uncomfortable finding in my basement.

I've decided a solution. The next spider I see goes in the glass. After today's rain I might even find a wasp at work. I'm calling the shots now, Mr. Spider.

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Woo! Channelling the spirits I used to hang out with as a kid. Spider fight!

Surprisingly, earwigs make fine gladiators due to that claw on their butt. It fits right around a spider's waist.

I'd just kill the damn thing. What happens if you slip and knock the glass off the table?

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
http://www.calpoison.org/public/spiders.html


Brown Recluse. Not too excited. I enjoy sharing my basement with spiders, but this is not one who is welcome.

I'll get photos.

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Spider in my hand: http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/3963/octavia1de3.jpg

Wuss.

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Originally posted by rbmorris
Spider in my hand: http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/3963/octavia1de3.jpg

Wuss.
After the brown recluse in hand event:

http://images.ebaumsworld.com/images/spiderbite6.jpg

Fool.

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've been 'having' spiders for several years and this is the first time I've ran into a one I'm not comfortable in finding. Black Widow would be the only other I'd expect to find that I'd be very uncomfortable finding in my basement.

I've decided a solution. The next spider I see goes in the glass. After today's rain I might even find a wasp at work. I'm calling the shots now, Mr. Spider.

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Ladybugs are invading my house at the moment. It's weird how they show up like they do.

I don't usually kill spiders on sight, only in the kids rooms. They don't bother me much. But a recluse might be a bit much for me. I might put it in a glass, too, to look at it later.

🙂

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Originally posted by Phlabibit
I've been 'having' spiders for several years and this is the first time I've ran into a one I'm not comfortable in finding. Black Widow would be the only other I'd expect to find that I'd be very uncomfortable finding in my basement.

I've decided a solution. The next spider I see goes in the glass. After today's rain I might even find a wasp at work. I'm calling the shots now, Mr. Spider.

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Thats right, feed the little bugger and let it get bigger.

The best thing to do is add bleach to your glass. That kills them pretty quickly.