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minax and albostriatum are fantastic looking.

Looking like Black Lace Weaver but I'm not sure.

I caught this running up our living room wall last night. Any idea what it is? (In the UK) Cheers in advance.

Caught in the house last night (uk) Any idea on id? Thanks folks

Thank you both.

New pic up now

Hopefully a better pic of G.pulchra.

Cheers, I'll have a go when I get in.

G.pulchra. Any idea on sex please?

G. Pulchra. Any idea on the sex please?

Bought in a collection with no id on it. Any ideas what it is?

Not great pic but it was retreating into hiding for another 2 months.

I bought an adult female chile rose about 25 years ago. 3 days later I bought an adult female P.murinus, C.darlingi and (as it was back then) H. lividus, along with about 50 mixed spiderlings.

I give my excess roaches to a small pet shop. It means the girl who owns it can feed her animals for free now and again, hopefully increasing her profits.

Breed Turkistan (Red runner) roaches. They cost nothing to feed (food scraps) are tiny when they hatch so even L. parahybana spiderlings will take them, they are fast breeders and can't climb glass or plastic. You'll never need to buy food again.

If you don't put your fingers near it, it can't bite you. No matter how fast, defensive, aggressive, venomous, etc... it is.

I first bought a Chile Rose then the next day bought a P. murinus. Never had a problem or an issue. I don't understand why people panic or are wary about old world species.

Just looking for a rough estimate.

Roughly how long after her final moult did it take for a Hottentotta Hottentotta to drop babies. She mould about 4 or 5 months ago. I'm 80%sure it's her final moult as I was told she was 2i when I got her. Her body is about 1.5" I think. Cheers.

L. parahybana