Hey /an/ Can you identify this spider? >inb4 brown recluse

>>2371081
Some kind of ground spider.

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>>2371081
Heteropoda venatoria. Huntsman spooder.

>>2371104
So, non lethal, no webbing and eats pests. I'll just leave it there. Thanks anon.

>>2371116
Well I'd put it back outside personally, but yeah. You're welcome.

OH FUCK IT'S CLOCKSPIDER

>>2371119
>back

Thinking the big spiders you came across in your havent been living with you in your walls for months or years

>>2371263
I will never recognize arachnids as natural born citizens or legal residents inside my house. If I can see them, they have to go back. Bugs go home.

>>2371081
Huntsman

despite their mean-sounding name, they like being grabbed and handled

do it anon, just grab it

grab the spider

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Every year I have to scoot these little bastards out

>>2371081
brown recluse i think

>the one time it's actually a brown recluse and OP won't listen

>>2371798
They keep chilling in my room and bathroom. Sac butts.

>>2371081
yellow isolationist

>>2371798

I hate these things.

As a kid I always called them 'glow in the dark spiders' because they look like those fake spiders you see in those cotton webs at halloween.

However, I got bit by one a few years ago that tucked up in my laundry and it was actually incredibly painful. I get it was just doing it's spider-ly duties, but I'm still not a fan of them.