oh just another ID thread :)

valcan222

Arachnopeon
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Hey everyone, well i found this little guy on the floor of my house and after a nice little hurry to get something for him i got to wondering what is It? well no place better to ask than right here!! anyways the pics are not that good but with any luck you guys can help :)

i live in central oregon just so ya know.

anyways here are the pics of the little guy











anyways hope you can help, i only plan on keeping this littly guy a day or two so i would really like to find out what it is lol.


thanks
Brian
 

Silberrücken

Arachnoangel
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I agree with John Apple for Tegenaria sp.

Be careful, as that may be a Hobo (Tegenaria agrestis)!

Maybe TheTyro will see this and she could give you her opinion of it. She has an uncanny knack for ID'ing these! :) S.
 

TheTyro

Arachnobaron
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lol, I just found one of these last night. I'd definitely say it's Tegenaria agrestis too, but like always, you can never be absolutely positive without a microscope and a professional's analysis :) Really pretty one ya got there too. :D
 

ZergFront

Arachnoprince
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Yeah..don't think I'll be breeding my MM Tegenaria gigantea(not like there are any females around anyway). Are they as dangerous as Tegenaria grestis?
 

Venom

Arachnoprince
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Yeah..don't think I'll be breeding my MM Tegenaria gigantea(not like there are any females around anyway). Are they as dangerous as Tegenaria grestis?
No. Oddly enough, only T. agrestis --among all the many Tegenaria species--is believed to have toxic potential. I have never heard of T. gigantea ever being suspected of having any meaningful toxicity. I would treat T. gigantea as harmless.
 
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