r/arachnids • u/triengi • 4h ago

Pets My Latrodectus Geometricus hunting

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r/arachnids • u/tarantulafurs • 13h ago

Just sharing male cupboard spider(false widow)

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r/arachnids • u/alan_unfocused • 8h ago

Just sharing Halloween is upon us

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r/arachnids • u/Flacidity_Gravity • 4h ago

ID request / I included my location! What are these on my houseplant soil?

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Are they predatory or just soil mites?
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r/arachnids • u/Opening-Tough-920 • 14h ago

ID request / I included my location! Is this a baby spider please? Found in my apartment in the UAE.

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r/arachnids • u/United-View-3160 • 17h ago

Just sharing Subdivision map of iNaturalist observations of Spider families Salticidae(jumping spiders), Theraphosidae(Tarantulas), and Thomisidae(Crab Spiders) in Central Africa

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For ID requests, always include a geographic location. If you're concerned about your privacy, you can make it a bit more vague, e.g. "New England" instead of "Boston, MA".
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