What does /an/ think of spiderbros?

Fuckin bros, my man. Never smush em, try to put them outside at the most. Usually just let em be

Hated them until I decided to raise a tarantula as a pet. Gained much more respect for their calm nature and uniqueness

>>2199980

Depends on species. Jumping spiders and orb weavers I always leave alone. I try to protect them from the larger brown ones that are spooky and raid their webs. Brown ones go outside if I can manage or smoosh if they're resisting.

>>2199980
I must have had a spider give birth in my den, because there's a whole bunch of tiny little spiders on the bookshelf. I like them, but I'm very scared I'll squish one, especially in-between pages of a book

I like spiders in concept but they web the fuck out of everything at my work if it's just sitting alone for 8-10 hours, which naturally happens overnight.

So every morning at around 7:30 AM my tired ass gets a face full of web and dead flies and it's a hell of a way to start the day.

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misunderstood thanks to society stereotypes

spiderbros keep the annoying, nasty, and invasive pests in check & dont fuck with you if you dont fuck with them. Most just hang out in their own corners & mind their own business.

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I like them, they do a fine job keeping in check pests.

>>2199980
Small ones are cool and cute, not big ones with long legs though.
Any endangered spiders I should know about, just in case?

>>2199980
When I was 3, I got bit by a spider and had to take medicine to prevent obstruction of my veins. Because of that I have a permanent thrauma of spiders.
I don't have issues with any other insects though

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Awesome little guys.
Sadly most common spider i see in my house is harvestmen(?) Pic related, they are really hard to move without hurting them.
I dont know the proper name because europoor

>>2200941
>any other INSECTS

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>>2200941

>any other insects

>>2200947
Ive always called them "daddy long legs". But now that I'm 30, I probably wouldn't refer to them by that name in public.

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>>2200075
Orb weavers are bros. I have a ton of spiny orb weavers around my yard, the black and white ones with red spines.

Daddy long legs piss me off though. They llike to sneak into my bathroom and chill up in the corners by my shower so I smash them if the geckos don't get them first.

Pic related was best spoder. She was riding along with me all day at work for a couple months before she moved.