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10-09-2011, 10:37 AM
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| | | Big Spider ID Needed Found this spider lastnight on the wall, bigger then a 50 p and we tend to get them every now and again of different sizes, its not a very good picture but better then nothing, don't know anything about it, other then it can move quite fast, but ok heres the picture: | 
10-09-2011, 11:04 AM
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| | | Re: Big Spider ID Needed hi welcome to WAB its a house spider looks like ( Tegenaria duellica)
hey become more noticeable in autumn, which is their mating season. The males are often seen scuttling across a room or falling into bath tubs as they move around in search of a female. The males have longer legs than the females, while the females have broader abdomens than the males. its harmless nothing to worry about
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