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Heh you're right, it is. Thanks a bunch, that helped me figure out that it was a Black and Yellow Garden Spider.

Friend of mine sent me this picture, wanted to know. I figured I'd ask here. Anyone got any ideas?

Well, this video managed to get front page on spiked-humor, and you-tube. Kickin' rad. Check it out, if you haven't already. (Well, you-tube actually featured a test video I meant to delete, but still, kickin' rad. Got over 1 million views. )

I came out there one day, and saw that she was laying an egg sac, that was located behind her web. The next day, she had moved up to another one, that was close to where it was located, that I'm pretty sure was already there. She's been sitting on it for about 4 days now, and I'm starting to...

I've seen alot of really amazing looking spiders, but I know there is bound to be some more out there. So, if you have any pics laying around of an incredible looking spiders, cause of either the color or shape of it, then by all means, post it! I'm really interested to see what you guys can...

Thanks. That's my spider there in your avatar, right? Haha, don't spose you got a bigger version, eh?

A little video I threw together to scare the folks on this forums. Working brilliantly: "Oh my god I urinated all over myself" -first poster B81ZzU7hJPY Check it out. The same golden orb weavers from my last two threads.

Yeah, I also believe I heard that they have the strongest webs of any other spider, something about that gold silk or something (Once again, I'm only pretty sure about this)

Pics from last year's batch: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=63651 A few of them are already fully grown, and all the webs contain one male and one female (I also witnessed two of them mating. Was very funny, watching the male get flicked away about 10 times before finally...

Just thought I'd post these two stories of mine, about how I got lucky and managed to raise these two amazing moths. The Luna Moth Well, many years ago, my mom pointed out to me an article about Luna Moths, and how to get one to lay eggs. Basically, it went like this: If it was a female, AND...

Hmm, I've been looking but have yet to get a good answer, closest I have gotten is "The southern states" :/ I'll keep looking, though.

I added a new picture I just found to the first post. One of it eating a wax-worm. :eek:

Amphibians: 1. Bullfrogs 2. Wood Frogs 3. Leopard Frogs 4. Tree Frogs 5. Southern Toads 6. Spadefoot Toads That's all I can think of right now, I'll update this later.

If I'm not mistaken, that's because of the 'gold silk' they lace their webs with, right?

Heh, sorry, but right now all I got is hatchlings and egg sacs. I believe Summer is when they'll return, hopefully. Err, yeah, just noticed I left in a lot of facts that's probably 'commen sense' for you guys, why the rebuild web, and when, etc. Meh, oh well.

Yep, that's what they're called. Heh, they sure are fun to watch. Info about them: http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/misc/golden_silk_spider.htm

Thanks! I'm from Florida. Sadly, the parent spiders, shown in the pictures, have all died out. All I have left, are many egg sacs, and many, many, MANY, hatchlings. I'm hoping this summer they came back again. They most likely will, since they already have once before. Once they do, I'm gonna...

I had originally posted this elsewhere, when suddenly someone pointed me in the direction of this forum. Well, I figured this as best a place as any that I could post this. :D Enjoy! Once upon a time, I had this huge, 'Golden Orb-Weaver' spider, AKA, Banana spider (right?), that came onto my...