Black Widow Baby

Maybe call her "little miss dangerous" cause that's exactly what she is. Honestly you should just let her go back in the wild.

a reply to: Naturallywired

Lol they arnt that dangerous. Stop the fear mongering and live a little.

www.google.com...

And yes their egg sacs are average around a cm.

See the ATS motto

I'm feeling Anabelle, anyone else?

How about...CRUELLA?

2nd

Hello everyone, I'm a first time poster and decided to get my feet wet with this topic.

I love spiders and usually leave them alone to do their thing around the house. I don't feel they should be kept in sealed container unless it's big enough (like a fish tank filled with branches, foliage, etc.) to allow the spider some adventure with space to roam around.

One important thing is to provide it with water. In the wild, they have natural water sources, but indoors, there isn't enough moisture to create the dew they need. I "water" my indoor spider friends a couple of times a week.

Finally, for a name, I would choose, Milady de Winter, from Dumas' Three Musketeers. Beautiful yet dangerous!

Merry Christmas to all.

Hillary.
reply to: PageLC14

maybe Sarah?

originally posted by: Kukri
you could call her Melodie. That's the name of my ex and she sucked the life out of me!

Well if we're talking about life depleting ex's you could call her Mercedes...

a reply to: PageLC14

Call her Charlotte...



^ Notice how worried the piggy looks? He knows how poisonous this spider is LOL

Nobody puts Baby in a corner. Call her Baby.

a reply to: ixc77

Aww I like that!!

"My First Wife, Baby" lol

Seriously though, you can't say she's not an awesome looking creature! Creepy......But awesome, nonetheless...

The two of you who posted vids...you didn't really think I was going to watch those did you? I say give a medal of bravery to those who did!

Page Hun, it's a spider. Spiders are not awesome. I will agree on the creepy part though.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Night Star

Well, if you think about it, it's not that bad.

No need to visit the vet or walk for a pee.

It wouldn't be bad at all because it would be dead beneath a very heavy hard cover book, or my shoe. Sorry Page, no offense to your new little friend, but ya know...it's a spider.

originally posted by: Another_Nut
a reply to: Naturallywired

Lol they arnt that dangerous. Stop the fear mongering and live a little.

www.google.com...

And yes their egg sacs are average around a cm.

See the ATS motto

I am not spreading fear, unlike you talking like it's no big deal when it is a big deal. Black widows are very dangerous and you saying it's not is pure denying of ignorance. Good day to you and Merry Christmas.

a reply to: PageLC14 Yes they are very beautiful indeed. But there is a place for them too. And that's back in the wild.

a reply to: PageLC14

shes lucky shes not near me... cause... yea...


Instant fire hazard...

a reply to: PageLC14


Call it TUF

a reply to: SoulSurfer

Yes that's how I've felt since a huge banana spider jumped onto my eye when I was younger BUT my husband's weird attraction to them as grown on me

a reply to: PageLC14

OMG, a huge banana spider jumped onto your eye? I would have died instantly from fright!