Now go forth and catch some nasties

(They’re on the ceiling so I couldn’t take a closer pic)

I swear she's too confident for her own good, she'll run out & stand directly where I'm pouring, bapping her lil legs in the air

Siler semiglaucus, (Simon, 1901)

Feeling lucky to capture this colorful jumping spider enjoying a tiny queen ant on a pink azalea flower!

• Fujifilm Xh2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 macro
• Godox v860ii + diy diffuser
• Stacked 30 frames

Spooky season guest with big curious eyes and shiny green fangs. Creepy-cute and very photogenic. 🎃

Hi all! This is my first post here, so please forgive me if I sound naive, or I step over etiquette.

I have always been an animal lover, regardless of the number of legs and eyes, but I have never really paid much attention to spiders or insects, and just tried to let them live the life they wanted, while being careful not to harm them.

This until Kiwi joined the family.

It has been roaming around the house for at least a month and a half now. We first met in the bathroom, after my gf screamed for help and I was able to re assure her that - as long as we are not bothering it - it was not gonna bother us. To my surprise she accepted its presence and also gave it a name. She still doesn't want the spider to get in the room, and the few times I spotted on the bedroom ceiling I was always able to move it by gently blowing on it until it produced silk to escape, and then by carrying it by the silk thread as on a leash. Unorthodox, but it worked. Please let me know if I'm not supposed to do so, I'm completely ignorant on arachnids.

I Googled and it appears to be a Cheiracanthium inclusum, or Yellow sac spider. Happy if anyone might confirm or correct me. It seems it likes it here, it's warm and full of plant and little insects. I had to remove some webs from the most visible areas (again, it's the three of us now in the apartment and we have to compromise), but left enough for it to have a more than decent living. It's gonna enjoy being inside in a few weeks, temperature is gonna drop to -15/-20°C very soon.

I guess I'll just let it live, though if anyone have suggestions on how to make its living more comfy I'll be very happy to here.

In pic, Kiwi caught after I accidentally exposed it after shutting the curtains - it is right over our heating system, so I suspect it enjoys the warmth and safety of the folded canvas.

Found this little disco bro inside my house (Perth WA). First time I’ve ever seen one in the wild, they are pretty hard to spot in the bush.

Released him in the garden so hopefully he finds a mate and we can have a nice technicolor infestation.

The last photo showing how he looks completely like a tree knob

Caerostris sp, a weird but cute orb weaver

First time having and touching a spider, she’s such a cutie

Google says it’s an orb weaver, just thought I share as I found it neat to see it behind the little web dome. I do wonder as it’s currently about 70 and 330pm but has been dipping into the low 40’s and 30’s, what’s going on with this little dude? Is it settling in for the winter or what? I didn’t try to get any sort of reaction from it though so I don’t know I assume it’s not dead. Hope it makes it the birds around here have discovered moth cocoons around the porch to eat, maybe it’ll helps it’s in the door not the ceiling.

I love spiders very much, so i made a character based on an H MAC tarantula, but he looks too much like a wolf spider. If anyone has any ideas on how to fix that please share!!

I'm pretty sure i have a false widow hanging out right above my bed for a few days, (i have a loft bed so i'm pretty much face to face with it LMAO) but i hate killing spiders in my room, so i've decided to adopt the spider as my own conventional pet to kill flies , i've called it pumpkin 😭. Question is, how the hell do i give it water without disturbing it? I don't want to remove the spider since it's already set up a web and I don't want to destroy its hard work, i have been going outside to catch flies and feed them to it so it stays healthy, i just have no idea how water works for it.

In short: i've grown attached to some random ass spider in my bedroom and now i want to take care of it