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Looks like a type of 'jumping spider'. Most winters I have one patrolling the office for the random fungus gnat or other small critters I'm not aware of. When I have a minute, I'd offer him a WFF & see him in attack mode. They're pretty impressive. Of course, then I imagine what would happen if I was the size of the WFF ...
Sadly, this is the 1st year in quite a few that none have appeared.
cool looking spider! Like a mini tarantula.
I watched a jumping spider trying to get a fly one time but it wasn't fast enough. The fly kept coming back to the same spot after each attack.
Sweet, a mini T! The second image isn't the same spider though is it? I don't see any bristles.
I caught a small gray spider with orange spots on it's rump and put it in the Anoles viv but haven't seen it since. I suppose the Anole had dinner. LOL
It's a boy! Both are. I've wondered how on earth bugs find our plants. It's the middle of winter here, haven't seen bugs in months, and yet I still somehow had pests on my plants suddenly. Sly little buggers. Yep, they'll outlast us.
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