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[Venom1080]

Do you by any chance keep Sparassidae species?

Not yet. Don't know much about their care. Almost picked up a couple H lunula slings, but again, I don't know their care very well.

 

[mconnachan]

@Veles, I don't know much about Gnaphosidae, but the Sergiolus capulatus is stunning!!

Some of the images make it look like a bumble bee or a wasp, if you squint slightly ...lol

 

[schmiggle]

Gnaphosid webs are common, but seeing the inhabitants is somewhat less so. They never cease to amaze with the quantity and size of prey caught, though. I once saw one with a carpenter ant soldier that was at least twice its length.

 

[Veles]

Gnaphosid webs are common, but seeing the inhabitants is somewhat less so. They never cease to amaze with the quantity and size of prey caught, though. I once saw one with a carpenter ant soldier that was at least twice its length.

Some species preffer to eat other spiders mostly.In my garage i frequently find S.blackwallis eating Tegenaria spiders in their own weebs.

 

[spotropaicsav]

Great thread, I'm a Sicarius and Phidippus fan here , though I do not keep either of these.

 

[Veles]

Great thread, I'm a Sicarius and Phidippus fan here , though I do not keep either of these.

Jumping spiders are great,there are not many large species of them in europe expect Philaeus chrysops.

 

[Ratmosphere]

Phidippus.