Theres an egg sac in my shed!

[Tegenaria]

Must be all this mild weather we're having!
I think the spid is Zigiella x notata.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/Dawnrider/Spiders/eggsac03.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/Dawnrider/Spiders/eggsac01.jpg

[Tegenaria]

This fellow also lives in there, Amaurobius similis ,male.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/Dawnrider/Spiders/A-1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/Dawnrider/Spiders/A.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/Dawnrider/Spiders/Amaurobius_similis01.jpg

[Mary]

Well, Glen found around 5 different sp of true spiders out of my spider room on Sunday, I never knew there was so many, a house spider is a house spider to
me.

[Tegenaria]

a house spider is a house spider to
me.

well, this ones more of a Shed Spider,lol

[Glen Southern]

Its only a shed spider as it hasn't found its way into your house yet. Both species are found across the UK and always around humans.

X-notata are a cool little spider. If they fall when you collect them they go mental on the floor or in your hand, almost like they are having a fit.

Mary had to re-do her Spider count the other day. She had as many true spiders as T's ...lol

She had...

Steatoda grossa
Zygiella X-notata
Pholcus phalangioides
Tegenaria sp. (young gigantea)
A crab spider of some type but not ID's yet (Thomisidae)

plus what looks like a young Pisaura mirabilis spider but I want to get it to ultimate to find out for sure. ID's juvenile true spiders is hard going and I'm often wrong.

Larry, if you are interested I can send you a few little species from around the world. I have some AWESOME little jumpers from a friend in the US. None of them take up any room and of course, nothing dangerous...lol Unless I get some tubs mixed up :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

[Mary]

Yeah, there's a few real spids in there Glen *shudders* You have soon Id'd them mate.

[Jay]

Its only a shed spider as it hasn't found its way into your house yet. Both species are found across the UK and always around humans.

X-notata are a cool little spider. If they fall when you collect them they go mental on the floor or in your hand, almost like they are having a fit.

Mary had to re-do her Spider count the other day. She had as many true spiders as T's ...lol

She had...

Steatoda grossa
Zygiella X-notata
Pholcus phalangioides
Tegenaria sp. (young gigantea)
A crab spider of some type but not ID's yet (Thomisidae)

plus what looks like a young Pisaura mirabilis spider but I want to get it to ultimate to find out for sure. ID's juvenile true spiders is hard going and I'm often wrong.

Larry, if you are interested I can send you a few little species from around the world. I have some AWESOME little jumpers from a friend in the US. None of them take up any room and of course, nothing dangerous...lol Unless I get some tubs mixed up :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:


Sonny is getting heavily into jumping spiders, he keeps looking up about different species & stuff, I just hope he doesn't ask for one lol.

[Tegenaria]

Larry, if you are interested I can send you a few little species from around the world. I have some AWESOME little jumpers from a friend in the US. None of them take up any room and of course, nothing dangerous...lol Unless I get some tubs mixed up :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:

Oh I'd love a jumper but no mosre spiders just yet, want to get christmas out the way first, plus I want my next spid to be a T
I'll probably capture my own jumper next spring, but I find them too small to make it worthwile keeping in a tank, however small.
So how do people house their jumpers anyway(dont say in the drawer under my socks...)

[Becky]

Its only a shed spider as it hasn't found its way into your house yet. Both species are found across the UK and always around humans.

X-notata are a cool little spider. If they fall when you collect them they go mental on the floor or in your hand, almost like they are having a fit.

Mary had to re-do her Spider count the other day. She had as many true spiders as T's ...lol

She had...

Steatoda grossa
Zygiella X-notata
Pholcus phalangioides
Tegenaria sp. (young gigantea)
A crab spider of some type but not ID's yet (Thomisidae)

plus what looks like a young Pisaura mirabilis spider but I want to get it to ultimate to find out for sure. ID's juvenile true spiders is hard going and I'm often wrong.

Larry, if you are interested I can send you a few little species from around the world. I have some AWESOME little jumpers from a friend in the US. None of them take up any room and of course, nothing dangerous...lol Unless I get some tubs mixed up :shocked: :shocked: :shocked:


:shocked: i LOVE jumping spiders!!! The little black ones with the metallic green fangs!! Love them! They're all lovely.. i was spose to be getting a zebra jumping spider from John.. but it never materialised :( haha :D