Anyone ever see a spider like this?

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imchucky666

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Mr.Marijuana420 said:
dnt know exactly what forum to put this in, but this seemed good. anyway, i live in NY and me and my buddy came across these spiders, just wondering if anyone knows what they are. pretty sure their the same species, one male the other female.View attachment 2325178View attachment 2325179View attachment 2325180View attachment 2325181
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Look up Orb Weaver, I am pretty sure that's it. I got one the other day, about 3/4 inch, not counting the legs.
They're supposed to be common and good in the garden.
Lots of colors, mine was yellow where yours is brown, but same two eye looking things on the back, fat abdomen/ass compared to the head, and matching stripes on the legs.
 
marc88101

marc88101

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Its a black widow, the white bulb is the egg sack....kill them asap! Your look at a black widow infestation. Good luck!
 
Po boy

Po boy

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doesn't look like a wolf spider to me. they're common in south florida and are big as hell! i run when i see them.
 
marc88101

marc88101

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Its a pregnant widow! My grandparents own a pest company. I sent the pix to him and that's what he said!
 
DelQ

DelQ

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Whatever it is I think if you touch it, it would get pissed fast,, I would keep it on your plant it would fuck up anything that comes close to your grow.. By the way great thread,,,
 
PaulN'Chuck

PaulN'Chuck

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Po, Idk where you are down here but Ive never seen one of those. Id fuckin shit a brick ! lol And ive been in Broward for 20 yrs
 
Mr.Marijuana420

Mr.Marijuana420

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marc88101 said:
Its a pregnant widow! My grandparents own a pest company. I sent the pix to him and that's what he said!
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i was thinking a brown widow, but that is highly unlikely for this area, looked up orb weavers and cant find a similar looking one. also the egg sac doesnt look quite like a widow,
 
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