Help to identify this type of arana if it is poisonous or not

[siulLsD]

Good afternoon, where I keep the flour and pasta appeared this spider and a smaller one but with the black abdomen.
HELP!!!
I just confirmed and are several not those 2 will be poisonous? Or can I leave them there or where can I move them? Thanks in advance

 

[Arthroverts]

No spiders are poisonous to my knowledge, but almost all spiders are Venomous.

With that said, going just off body shape I'd say it looks like some sort of Latrodectus sp.
However, @NYAN, @RTTB, and @The Snark could probably give a more conclusive ID, as I am not yet trained in the ways of True Spider identification .

Hope this helps,

Arthroverts

 

[NYAN]

Do you have more photos, such as the eye arrangement and dorsal pattern? I believe it’s some sort of Theridiidid.

 

[Jadestone]

They look like a widow relative(Theridiidae). What you want to do with them depends on if you are comfortable with them. They are not usually aggressive, but if it is a female, you might eventually have more running around or at least start seeing egg sacs. On the other hand, they will keep insects and other bugs away from your food.

 

[NYAN]

No spiders are poisonous to my knowledge, but all spiders are Venomous.

There are some spiders with no venom, such as Uloborids.

With that said, going just off body shape I'd say it looks like some sort of Latrodectus sp.

Be careful identifying things as medically significant without being certain.

 

[chanda]

No spiders are poisonous to my knowledge, but all spiders are Venomous.

Almost all spiders are venomous. Spiders in the Family Uloboridae and in the genus Holarchaea lack venom glands completely.

 

[Arthroverts]

Thanks @chanda and @NYAN; I keep forgetting about that family.
That is why I added a disclaimer, as I am not versed in the ways of True Spider identification. I'm looking to learn though!

Thanks,

Arthroverts

 

[siulLsD]

Thank you all for your prompt responses.
Apparently it is a Widow coffee but I have all over the house in fact I just got this on the bed of my kids

I love them but they came out that want to kill them, where would it be the best habitat to try to capture and put them there?

 

[Pepper]

If you want to keep one or a few as pets, you could use a clear snack container with some sticks so it can climb and web, and some dirt to hold humidty. One container per spider, sounds like you'll want to put a lot of them outside.

 

[Smokehound714]

Nesticodes rufipes. the legs alone show it's not a widow. too skinny, wimpy.

widows have very thick legs for overpowering big prey.

 

[siulLsD]

Thanks a million Smokehound714 ... for getting us out of doubt, here they wanted to look for an exterminator of spiders.. Thanks to you they will live! Thank you very much