Does anyone keep a black widow spider as a pet?
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What's she like?
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What's she like?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]You're just firing off the spider questions today.
My brother had had some till a while ago, but they don't live that long. He had two of the American species ones and a redback. They are really chill spiders and don't handle differently than any other local Theridiid spider. They are quite boring, really.
You don't really interact with them, they setup their web and then they'll just stay there till they die of old age (around 2 years).
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You're just firing off the spider questions today.
My brother had had some till a while ago, but they don't live that long. He had two of the American species ones and a redback. They are really chill spiders and don't handle differently than any other local Theridiid spider. They are quite boring, really.
You don't really interact with them, they setup their web and then they'll just stay there till they die of old age (around 2 years).
I can respect that
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What's she like?
I'm sure someone does.
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What's she like?
I have a significant colony of false widows (steatoda) around the house. They're very chill and mostly stay outside and make webs in corners.
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You're just firing off the spider questions today.
My brother had had some till a while ago, but they don't live that long. He had two of the American species ones and a redback. They are really chill spiders and don't handle differently than any other local Theridiid spider. They are quite boring, really.
You don't really interact with them, they setup their web and then they'll just stay there till they die of old age (around 2 years).
I have a terrifying story of black widows from Sacramento from about 35 years ago.
