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Re: ID this spider? [Re: Syd Barrett]
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Re: ID this spider? [Re: passifloracaerulea]
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passifloracaerulea said:
you're good unless you've been noticing itchy bite marks in the morning on a regular basis, usually two or three in a row.



I do have a few spots that could be bites but are more likely just acne.


I think I'm good.

No need to burn the place down.
yet.

:minigun:

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Re: ID this spider? [Re: Beefy1]
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they should itch bad to the point of scratching them raw if they're hobos.
used to go after my thighs.

Edited by passifloracaerulea (07/15/12 02:47 AM)

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Re: ID this spider? [Re: passifloracaerulea]
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we have hobo spiders here in idaho i wish i had known about before i moved here...they chase you and shit and if you get bit youre probly gonna have to go to the doc


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Re: ID this spider? [Re: thizzlemaniac]
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abdominal pain and nausea would raise concern and warrant a trip to the doc/hospital
if it was a hobo


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Re: ID this spider? [Re: 1EyeCries]
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A few years ago I seen like 200 tiny baby yellow spiders on a flower it was sick looking.
I should've got a picture of it I haven't seen anything like it.


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Re: ID this spider? [Re: Mafeki]
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shit i guess i didn't have hobos.

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Re: ID this spider? [Re: Beefy1]
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Beefy1 said:
If I wanted to live my life worrying about poisonous animals i'd move to Australia.


:rofl2:


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Re: ID this spider? [Re: zappaisgod]
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Wish I would of known we had spider ID here
Imagine my fear when I found out damn wolf spiders carry their babies on their back
My brother comes in at like 10 and is like bro, I think there is a giant spider with some sort of fungus on it grab the flashlight. We go outside and look, its back is crawling with what looks to be a thousand babies (exaggeration sure but the point deserves emphasis) I'm like holy fuck! What if these are a shit ton of poisonous babies. Little did I know my brother had a plan, a shoe swings through the air and my mom just starts spraying raid
Baby's jumped off bursting like a firework it was a sight ill never forget =[


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Re: ID this spider? [Re: PeterPanda209]
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i wouldn't be using raid or any other insecticide for spiders. there have been many cases where people fumigated, only to later find a population explosion of hobo spiders, which were the species targeted in the first place. apparently they are aggressive enough to outcompete other spiders when a territory is wiped clean of all spider species. i assume the hobo adults can move in and easily overpower any other juvenile spider species when dominant adults are absent.

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