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Hey vg ive had this fellow chilling out over my bead for about

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Hey vg ive had this fellow chilling out over my bead for about a week and a half now. Was wondering if you could help identify it. I dont think its dangerous but I am slightly worried. Location is na southern california in oarnge count. City rancho santa margerita. It is about the size of a quarter which is why I am worried. I dont want to move it if it isnt dangerous
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Totally meant to call you guys /an im not sure what better pictures to take as I dont want to disturb it. Here is another attempt. The spider started out way smaller than what it has grown into. When I first saw it, it was about the size of a pinky nail. And its tripled to about an American .25$ quarter
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If there is any more information you need let me know. Also if you have any advice on how to determine the spider species that would be welcome too
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wolf or grass spider of some sort. 100% harmless, as is every other spider you'll find in the area that you can't identify.
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Looks like a mouse spider
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American hybrid of a scotophaeus blackwalli
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Herpyllus propinquus
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>>2388222
>>2388224
Kind of looks like a Parsons Spider without the signature white stripe down the abdomen.
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>>2388330
Forgot pic.
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Thanks for all the help /an. Is there any way to ensure that the spider thrives? I like the idea of having a spider bro
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>>2388222
kill it before it bites your face in the night
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>>2388832
wow rood
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Agelenopsis sp
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Looks like some Parson spider, they are hunting spiders so let some crickets loose in your room and he will do fine
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>>2388403
It ought to be fine on its own. Hunting stuff down is what it does.

Me personally: I make sure the bathtub and sink drains are screened and/or leave a strip of paper towel or something for them to climb out, just in case. I feel better with spiders around.
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