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Hello giant spider
by Jnusb416 » Jun 04, 2012 01:46 am  in General Pets    Replies 2   Views 1117 

Remember how I said there was a large spider in my house, and that recently it began hanging out in my bathroom? Well, I finally got a picture. And I wasn't joking when I said it's nearly the size of my hand, because it is. Tonight, after going to the bathroom, I look up, and low and behold, she's high up on the wall. Looking more closely, I see she has some white stuff that I can only assume are eggs. Oh, so she's a mommy spider. I know that I should kill her, but something about the fact that a large spider being able to climb the walls makes me think, "F**k this, I'm out." And this is why we drink. 


 


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Re: Hello giant spider

by mattaya » Jun 04, 2012 10:10 am

That is a lovely picture of that spider you snapped shot! I believed you the first time! That creature is one big scary & hairy looking spider! I wouldn't want to be in that apartment when the momma spider lays her eggs and they hatch and you have 100's of more spiders creepy crawling through your apartment at night! Good Luck! I still say you should hire pest control or go to the store and buy some type of toxic food to let the spider dine on!

Leo

Re: Hello giant spider

by Jnusb416 » Jun 07, 2012 16:24 pm

>mattaya wrote:
That is a lovely picture of that spider you snapped shot! I believed you the first time! That creature is one big scary & hairy looking spider! I wouldn't want to be in that apartment when the momma spider lays her eggs and they hatch and you have 100's of more spiders creepy crawling through your apartment at night! Good Luck! I still say you should hire pest control or go to the store and buy some type of toxic food to let the spider dine on!

The problem is that I don't know if she permanently lives in my apartment. I don't see her every day, and only at night. If that's the case, then spraying the apartment might be pointless. Believe me, if I start seeing a bunch of tiny spiders, I'll do something.

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