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Old 01-05-2008, 04:26 PM
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we have quite a few in our reptile room behind things and under tables i found them to be quite agressive when disturbed
and they can populate a room quite quickly mine eat mealworms and the adult beetles and alsorts of lost crickets and stuff
i also know of one proven case where one bit and killed a poisen arrow frog
so most of the ones i now find end up in the dyson lol
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Old 01-05-2008, 05:19 PM
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Ive never seen one Anyone fancy sending me any XD
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Old 02-05-2008, 10:20 AM
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a few months then die off? iv had groups for years.. i only house them from spring to autumn, the rest of the time theyr free roaming our property and house. I just pick up a few of the younger ones each spring.

I currently have 3 (Accidently left one female on the windowledge....she cooked )

My female is guarding a sac at the moment. Its her first so many to come, i mated this girl.
2x Steatoda grossa,
1x Steatoda sp.

DONT BUY EM!!!!! lol thats like buying a woodlouse, you can find em easily enough!


I will upload some pics soon as i can.
Some pics would be great
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Old 27-08-2008, 09:56 PM
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Anybody know how long these live ? Just seen some juveniles for sale on Virginia Cheeseman's site. Google hasn't helped. I'm assuming that like most true spiders, the upper limit is probably 2-3 years. Just wondered if anybody has kept them.
Not to sure to be honest but i bought mine off Virginia and two were males which lived a matter of weeks but the females are still going strong.
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