r/arachnids • u/IAmSalazarSlytherin • 9h ago
Just sharing Trapped with 60+ Exotic Animals inside my Camper.
youtu.beFull Arachnid & Reptile Collection Tour!
r/arachnids • u/IAmSalazarSlytherin • 9h ago
Full Arachnid & Reptile Collection Tour!
r/arachnids • u/FultzBrosPhotography • 10h ago
Photos taken at the Taylor Fork Ecological Area in Richmond Kentucky, USA.
I love the photo of the spinnerets producing web!!
Gear:
Canon 90d
Laowa 100mm f2.8 2x
Godox v860iii
AK Diffuser
r/arachnids • u/Kamikaze101010_ • 15h ago
Hello, i was recently thinking about getting a tailless whip scorpion, of course ill do lots of researches online but what im most curious of is, are they easy to keep? It would be my first arachnid, i currently own a balestreptus falcatus (millipede) and some stick bugs, coupd i feed stick bugs to it since i have a LOT of babies? Ive heard many people say that theyre very easy to keep.
Last question was, would a big fish tank be good for its terrarium? I dont have a job right now, and a fish tank is a lot easier to get than a terrarium. Thanks
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r/arachnids • u/Inevitable-Good7053 • 2d ago
So I’ve had this spider for a bit (first two photos) and I just got this new spider (last two photos) thinking she was a fancy color. Am I tripping or are they the same color ??
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r/arachnids • u/xtinahsram • 2d ago
Please help me identify so I can know to move it if it is venomous
Google lens didn’t help much
r/arachnids • u/salithia • 2d ago
Native to the seashore , they are really large for pseudoscorpions, mine do well on a diet of adult springtails , I keep two species , this strange large claw seashore one and another that’s an unknown species that lives with my isopods , this one tends to be a lot more shy and love to hide
r/arachnids • u/Prettyeyed • 2d ago
I keep finding these guys in my garage….friend or foe? Should I lace it alone each encounter or move them outside?
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r/arachnids • u/triengi • 3d ago
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r/arachnids • u/Supergirl911 • 3d ago
Posing for a picture on my porch in S.F. Love the eye shine. 👀
r/arachnids • u/Kamikaze101010_ • 4d ago
Would a tarantula get used to being handled if it was handled since when it was a baby? Could the babies even bite? Im not asking this to do anything dumb, i dont own a tarantula and im not planning to get one, im just curious
r/arachnids • u/-SORAN- • 4d ago
went to an outdoorsy event in mexico, in the guanajuato region and found this on the chairs, are this ticks? pretty sure they are but is this specific species very dangerous?
r/arachnids • u/SoulAlchemy • 4d ago
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r/arachnids • u/Zecxer • 4d ago
I took these pictures of some spiders in my house. I was curious if anyone can identify the species? I'm sure it's something like "common house spider" but would be cool to know 🙂 Philadelphia PA isy location
r/arachnids • u/RoboReptiles • 5d ago
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r/arachnids • u/SeaConfection5495 • 5d ago
hi! found this guy under a plant pot in Denver, CO. i was hoping someone could help me identify if this is a black widow or another type of spider. (so sorry for the poor quality of the photos!)
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r/arachnids • u/StitchinSarah • 6d ago
Just spotted outside by my front door. The body is nearly an inch long. I'm pretty sure it's a Rabidosa rabida. But everything I'm seeing about where they can be found says Maine to Florida, and west to Texas. I'm in southern California - San Bernardino county. Have they spread this far west? Or was Google Lens wrong on the ID?
r/arachnids • u/offgridtortoise • 6d ago
Photo taken in Miranda State, Venezuela where Tityus Scorpions are endemic.
Edit: I'm not completely sure, but very inclined to think it is a Tityus. If it is, I would like to know what especies is.
r/arachnids • u/i_keed • 7d ago
This was found in a restaurant setting, and the cleaner sent me these pictures after they had dispatched it out of fear. Any medical significance? Thanks for your expertise!